Event-Driven strategies take long and short positions in equities, bonds, and their derivatives based on corporate events such as mergers and acquisitions (M&A), spin-offs, management restructuring, and special situations such as bankruptcies. Me

The difference between strategic and tactical investment time horizons can be likened to the ebb and flow of tidal patterns in oceans. Strategic investing mirrors the steady rise and fall of the tides, focusing on long-term goals and expectations mor

Election season is in full swing as Super Tuesday solidifies another Biden and Trump rematch this November. President Biden won all 15 states and the Iowa caucuses, while former President Trump won in 14 of 15 states, prompting Nikki Haley to end her

Fourth quarter earnings season is winding down with only about a dozen companies in the S&P 500 left to report. After a slow start mired by messy bank results early on, corporate America picked up the pace and ended up delivering results well ahe

I like to study the past. While having a good understanding of market history isn’t the be-all and end-all for investment analysis, it can often offer valuable insights by giving a window into the thinking that others before us had when facing

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) faces a tough decision in 2024 as it is no longer a question of ‘if,’ but rather ‘when’ rate cuts will occur. The FOMC is not expected to cut rates at their upcoming March meeting, but

After a brief lull in 2023, buyback activity appears to be back this year. A resilient U.S. economy, easing inflation pressures, and expectations for an eventual shift to interest rate cuts have given corporate America confidence to boost authorized

The 2024 election is right around the corner. The recent victories of Former President Donald Trump at the Iowa and New Hampshire primaries have moved Election Day closer, as it seems that the two candidates have been chosen earlier than usual, setti

With the S&P 500 having recently ascended to a fresh record high after such a strong 2023, it’s natural for investors to worry that valuations have become over-extended. On traditional valuation measures, valuations do appear high and it do

Shipping disruptions in the Red Sea could temporarily impact goods prices but not at the same magnitude as during the pandemic. Tight financial conditions, slowing economic growth, and a disinflationary trend all support the Federal Reserve’s (