In the past century, there have been 15 recessions in the US. In 11 of them, stock returns were positive two years after the recession began. With activity in many industries sharply curtailed in an effort to reduce the chances…
What can investors learn from the growing difference in the price-to-book ratios of value vs. growth stocks?
Professor Jeremy Siegel, WisdomTree’s Senior Investment Strategy Advisor and Professor of Finance at Wharton, provides his perspective on the current market and how to prepare for the Coronavirus aftermath.
This annual report documents the power of market prices by assessing US-based mutual fund performance relative to benchmarks over multiyear periods. The exhibits include data visualizations of fund survivorship and outperformance, persistence of top-quartile funds, and the impact of high…
The US stock market has averaged about a 10% annual return since 1926, but it’s usually well above or below that mark in a given year. Understanding the range can help investors ride out the ups and downs.
Equity prices staged a solid rebound in April as investors started seeing some positive developments in treatments for Covid-19 and a shift in focus to reopening the economy as light at the end of the tunnel. Economic news during the…
