January Newsletter: January 2018

Financial Newsletter The January effect Ever since economist Sidney Wachtel first coined the term in 1942, analysts and market pundits have been eager to talk about a seasonal market movement known as “the January effect.” In its simplest form, the January effect is...

December Newsletter: December 2017

By the numbers: The holiday season At the end of every year, Americans tend to kick up their spending when they buy presents, decorations, and other items for the holiday season. Let’s examine a few figures to learn how holiday spending impacts the average consumer’s...

Giving to Disaster Relief

Giving to Disaster Relief Every year, natural disasters destroy cities and displace thousands of people from their homes. The world responds to these catastrophes through local and international relief efforts funded by charitable donations. Though many charities try...