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A Midyear Update on our Economic and Market Outlook
Macroeconomic indicators signal that the global economy is rebounding faster than many had expected from its sharpest contraction in modern history.
What's Boosting Value Stocks?
The same forces driving higher consumer prices are also helping lower-priced stocks.
Are Concerns About Inflation Inflated?
US consumer prices were up by 5.4% for the year ending June 2021, the largest annual increase since August 2008. Naturally, inflation is at the center of attention for many US investors.
Don't Be Dogmatic About Retirement-Portfolio Withdrawals
In high- (or low-) tax years, retirees may have reason to flout the rules of thumb on withdrawal sequencing.
How To (NOT) Leave Behind A Smaller Legacy and Pay More Taxes
For high net worth individuals, the surest way to leave behind a smaller legacy is to ignore gift and estate tax planning.
Charitable Remainder Trusts: Charitable Giving While Generating Income
A charitable remainder trust (CRT) is an irrevocable trust that generates a potential income stream for you, as the donor to the CRT, or other beneficiaries, with the remainder of the donated assets going to your favorite charity or charities.
What’s the Federal Reserve’s Outlook for Monetary Policy?
We continue to expect yields will grind higher through the end of the year and strong economic growth accompanied by still relatively accommodative monetary policy will provide support to equity markets.
As Policy Tightens, Expect Only Modest Yield Rises
We find that central bank policy rates and interest rates more broadly are likely to rise, but only modestly, in the next several years.
Inflation: An Exchange Between Eugene Fama and David Booth
Dimensional Founder David Booth talked with Nobel laureate Eugene Fama about inflation and how investors should think about it in their portfolios.
Clearing Up QCD Confusion
As this strategy becomes more commonplace, so do questions about how to execute it.
Why Bother With International Investing Now?
If you’re overweight U.S. stocks, you’re not exactly putting all of your eggs in one basket, but you’re definitely loading one up dangerously close to the brim.
Donors Bet On Multifaceted Solutions to the World’s Great Challenges
Globalization, interconnectedness and ready access to information already have impacted the ways in which donors think about the world’s greatest challenges and how to address them.
The Coming Drivers of Inflation
Inflation expectations can have a self-fulfilling nature; as individuals and businesses expect to pay higher prices, they expect to be paid more themselves.
How Might the American Jobs Plan Impact the Municipal Bond Market?
With state and local fundamentals well supported by direct and indirect federal aid and a rapidly improving economy, rich valuation across the municipal bond market are likely to persist.
Market Perspectives: May 2021
The somewhat earlier-than-expected direct payments alongside a continued strong pace of vaccinations point to the U.S. economy growing above the 5% we had previously anticipated in the first quarter.
Why Investors Might Think Twice About Chasing the Biggest Stocks
Expectations about a firm’s prospects are reflected in its current stock price. Positive news might lead to additional price appreciation, but those unexpected changes are not predictable.
Why Wall Street Issues So Many Buy Recommendations
Underlying causes include business pressures, investor expectations, and research habits.
What the CARES Act means for your charitable giving in 2021
Understand how the new stimulus package may impact your charitable contributions in the 2021 tax year.
How Green is Biden's Infrastructure Plan?
Although the U.S.’s commitment to battling climate change has wavered in recent years, the new administration’s infrastructure proposal, the American Jobs Plan, bears a distinct shade of green.
Why Bother With International Investing?
We believe on average, that across sectors, industries, and regions, the world will continue to grow, innovate, and change.