All hell has broken out in DC. Civility has left town as have concerns about what is best for the country. The latest example of this trend – the ongoing battle to raise the deficit ceiling. In this podcast Andy Willms, President and CEO of The Milwaukee Company, talks about what the current feud could mean for your portfolio.
Bill Gross, the one-time bond king who co-founded fixed income giant Pimco, wrote last week that bonds belong in “the investment garbage can.” Listen in and hear why The Market Commentator disagrees.
The August non-farm payroll report was a huge disappointment, with almost 500,000 fewer jobs being created than surveyed economists had expected. In today’s podcast, the Market Commentator shares his thoughts about what this could be signaling of the economy and markets ahead.
Chairman Powell’s press conference offered valuable insights into his thinking regarding when, and how, the Federal Reserve plans to scale back its efforts to stimulate the economy.
Gamblers are known to take some risk off the table by hedging their bets. Many investors have also adopted the practice, with mixed success. In today’s podcast Andy discusses the pros and cons of hedging investments in publicly traded securities, and The Milwaukee Company’s new Smart Market Beta Strategy, a quantitative, rules-based approach for hedging market risk.
In this week’s podcast, Andy Willms is joined by Peter Smiley, a tax attorney with O’Leary-Guth Law Office, S.C. Andy and Peter talk about IRS-approved ways to lessen the drag taxes can be on investment returns.
In this week’s Market Commentator weekly podcast, Jake and Andrew Willms discuss the current state of the U.S. economy, and what an eventual cooling off might mean for the stock and bond markets
In this week’s podcast, The Market Commentators are joined by Mike Willms and Jim Picerno to discuss the outlook for interest rates, and what the recent decline in the ten-year Treasury bond rate might be signaling for the stock market.
In this week’s podcast, The Market Commentators look back on what transpired in the stock and bond markets in the recently concluded quarter 2 and offer some thoughts on what to watch out for in Q3 and the rest of 2021.
In this week’s podcast, Andy Willms and Shrey Patel discuss goals-based investing, a relatively new approach to wealth management that emphasizes attaining specific life goals, such as saving for children’s education or building a retirement nest-egg, rather than focusing on generating the highest possible portfolio return or beating the market.
