The global economy has just experienced the broadest recession in decades. This has polarized investors into two groups.

Investors being burnt by the traumatic events of the stock market collapse and global recession are understandably making preservation of capital their first priority.

There is an old joke floating around that if you ask two economists to comment on the state of the economy, you will receive three answers back.

Many had hoped that the new U.S. administration under incoming President Barack Obama would change the economic momentum, not only in the U.S., but also on a global basis. As many view the U.S.

Market volatility does not need to lead to cold sweats, nightmares, and nausea.

January’s awful start to the year continued into February, with ongoing economic gloom and uncertainty.

Dividends are generally the distribution of profits earned by corporations and distributed to the shareholders of the corporation.

Just like seeing the sun shining on a gloomy day, it is also a tough concept to comprehend getting excited about seeing your investments decline in value.

Last week we discussed taking advantage of market volatility and the old adage “buy low” rather then “sell low.” Today we will discuss the disadvantages of investing in cas

Last week we briefly discussed stock indexes and what we are actually seeing when Peter Mansbridge tells us that the markets have risen or fallen on any given day.