ESGL News and Press, Invesco ESG Revenue ETF Invesco Exchange-Traded Fund Trust II From 03/09/20

We think the US financial system still suffers from the same structural weaknesses as it did in 2008. These weaknesses are: Perverse incentives (investors making bets with other people's money avoiding negative consequences when these bets go wrong, central banks forced to interventions in...

This is what the start of a recession after a long bull market feels like. This is the first day of seeing some panic in the market. - John McClain, Diamond Hill Capital, March 6, 2020 The Money Cannon Fires This week saw new developments in the ongoing saga of the Fed’s attempt ...

Playing Defense: We Don't Know What Happens Next Last week, we discussed " Navigating What Happens Next," and set out to answer 3 important questions: Is the correction over? Is this a buying opportunity? Has the decade long bull market ended? We also included a se...

By Robert Hughes AIER's Leading Indicators Index remains close to neutral; coronavirus threatens outlook. AIER's Leading Indicators Index rose 4 points to a reading of 54 in February, up from 50 in January. The Roughly Coincident Indicators Index and the Lagging Indicators Index both f...

What happened last week, and what it may mean for the market in 2020. Requiem for a Dip-Buyer That clip from Animal House captures the level of panic we're experiencing with the ever-spreading COVID-19 virus. Up until February 19th, dip-buyers believed that all was well. The 11-year...

In 2019, virtually every asset class around the globe added value. The S&P 500 returned a stunning 31.5%, the highest return since 2014, despite numerous headwinds that included fears of recession, negative interest rates in Europe, repo market disruption, record levels of debt, an inverte...

On the latest edition of Market Week in Review, Senior Investment Strategist Paul Eitelman and Research Analyst Brian Yadao discussed the latest economic and market developments amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. Short-term economic impacts likely as outbreak broadens The number...

NEW YORK (March 6) - The February jobs report printed at a very strong 273,000 new jobs, well above the consensus estimate of 175,000. Revisions for December (+37,000) and January (+48,000) netted 85,000 additional new jobs. Average jobs printed strong in both the three-month and six-m...

By Robert Hughes Hiring surged in February as U.S. nonfarm payrolls added 273,000 jobs after a similar increase of 273,000 new jobs in January. February's gain was the third increase of more than 250,000 in the last four months. Over the last six months, total payrolls have risen by more t...

Here are some things I think I am thinking about: 1) Is it different this time? I wrote in my book that it's always different this time. No two economic environments will ever be the same, but we can learn a bit from history and better prepare ourselves for what might be coming. I wrot...