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Relationships Are Complicated: Crude Oil and US Equities

Over the last 30 years, the correlation between crude oil prices and the US equity market has been..

Boring Ol’ TIPS – Not So Boring Now

TIPS seem to be en vogue. Why the interest in this relatively unexciting, high-quality asset class?..

The US Auto Industry: Have Sales Peaked?

Since the massive restructuring of the US auto industry in 2009, sales have increased by two-thirds..

Shale: Producers Get Religion, But Uncertainty Remains

By David Cohen, Portfolio Manager April 15, 2016

The answer to a fundamental question is becoming clearer: US oil production is likely going to be..

Chinese Non-Performing Loans – How Bad Can They Get?

The main contributor to China’s economic slowdown is its manufacturing sector, which is suffering..

Global House Prices: Hints of Housing Bubbles

Over the last 25 years, home prices across a number of major economies have risen faster than local..

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