ESGL News and Press, Invesco ESG Revenue ETF Invesco Exchange-Traded Fund Trust II From 03/28/20

It's one of those crisis-level-of-illiquidity things that if you heard about it in normal times it would make you shake your head in disbelief. During a full-blown meltdown maybe it's not standard stuff, but given the chaotic conditions, it doesn't seem so preposterous, either. Negative convex...

"Do not be fearful or negative too often." - Sir John Templeton This great investor went on to say: "For 100 years optimists have carried the day in U.S. stocks. Even in the dark 70's, many professional money managers, and many individual investors too, made money in stocks, especial...

Kim Parlee recaps the biggest news of the day including the latest COVID-19 developments, followed by a conversation with David Sykes, Head of Public Equities, TD Asset Management, about what needs to happen before markets find the bottom, and how to find companies that can emerge when th...

Markets rallied boldly this week, the Dow ( DJI ) posting even a mini-bull-market just these past few days since almost falling below 18,000, even as it seems the global fight against coronavirus has only steepened in its ferocity. Optimists may say that the market has already priced in the po...

Currently, as of midday on Thursday, March 26, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ( DJI ) is in the midst of a bear market rally boost of 23% off the March 23 intraday low. This comes on the heels of the fifth-largest single-day percentage rally in Dow history. A quick look at the list of the ...

The worse a situation becomes, the less time it takes to turn it around, the bigger the upside. - George Soros The VIX has been something to watch lately. Not only have stock markets been incredibly stressful lately, but the pace at which they are difficult has been record-breaking. We j...

In the midst of a crisis, it is very difficult to think about life in its aftermath, but there will come a time when investors and companies will shift their focus. To be able to do so, they have to survive the crisis, and for many companies, that has become the immediate challenge. In the las...

I'll keep this article short. Based on academic research, the recent stock market crash could decrease U.S. GDP by 1.70% to 3.90%, salaries by at least 2.80%, and hours worked by at least 1.20%, as reduced consumer spending from households with significant equities holdings reduces corporate s...

By Scott Bauer At a Glance Q2 reports on consumer spending, GDP will be the first real signs of the coronavirus economic toll. Upcoming Q1 earnings will not tell the entire story due to a strong period to begin the year. The coronavirus pandemic has shut down entire states and sp...

Is there anything like predictability? Recently, I have looked at some second-order effects of the pandemic and concluded that not the coronavirus itself and its near-term financial consequences, but the emerging unpredictability of the post-coronavirus world was causing the market panic. ...