Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities can help protect your portfolio against rising inflation, but there are nuances you should understand.

Let’s take a look at how recent developments may have impacted long-term returns for stock market investors.

The U.S. dollar has been showing signs of weakening, a trend that may underscore the importance of global diversification.

The Fed left rates unchanged near-zero, as expected, while emphasizing that “the path of the economy will depend significantly on the course of the virus.”

Earnings have so far bested an extremely low bar, but stocks may be discounting too swift a recovery; while concentration remains a risk.

Investors must balance ongoing risks of the coronavirus against the extra yield the bonds provide.

If not extended or replaced, the fading support for the unemployed raises the risk of weakening economic momentum, turning the V-shaped recovery into a W.

U.S. stocks have been fairly resilient even as coronavirus hotspots flare up around the country. How long can it last?

Rate of change and inflection points in economic data drive stocks; but in these unique times, the level of said data needs to be considered, too.