One of the most overlooked realities of investing is that market losses and gains are not symmetrical. John Nelson shares insights on how steep declines demand significantly higher growth rates to return to break even.
With the stock market trading near all-time highs, some investors are hesitant to commit new capital. David Nelson, CEO of NelsonCorp Wealth Management, is here to share figures that indicate the heightened concern is not supported by data.
While the stock market remains near record highs, stock valuations have actually been coming down. David Nelson is here to explain how stocks can be going up and getting cheaper at the same time.
Despite the Federal Reserve leaving interest rates unchanged, mortgage rates have continued to inch upward. James Nelson joins us to share how the bond market impacts mortgage rates and why the bond market is more impactful than many realize.
Although the stock market continues to reach record highs, many would argue that current economic conditions are burdensome for many households and businesses. David Nelson is here to explain the disparity between the booming S&P 500 Index and the falling Consumer Sentiment Index.
Recent market commentary has focused on whether the current AI-driven investment boom bears similarities to the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s. Nate Kreinbrink joins us to share if that is a fair comparison and if investors should be concerned.