Equity investors jumping into the post-Brexit rally in emerging markets are underestimating the dangers of slowing economic growth and global political turmoil.
With the Brexit vote triggering a new sense of risk and instability, what happens to commercial real estate finance, especially from United Kingdom and European sources?
Investors following the macroeconomic picture, or anyone receiving Social Security, can't help but be aware that there is officially very little to no inflation.
As interest rates have continued to fall, return-starved investors have been forced to look at riskier assets in hopes of preserving their previous rates of return.
A historical perspective on current market valuations to help investors answer the valuation question and, in turn, better navigate the markets ahead in 2016.
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