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What Does the Biden Tax Plan Mean for Investors? President Joe Biden has proposed sweeping tax changes that will be hotly debated in Congress. His plan is intended to increase revenue for the government to pay off public debt while making the distribution of tax...

Is the U.S. Stock Market Overpriced? The current U.S. stock market is expensive, with some observers going as far as saying that it’s overpriced. Investors engaged in the market, or anyone considering buying stocks soon, should consider the situation. Overpriced...

Are We in an Everything Bubble with a Risk of Declines? Asset prices have increased significantly in recent months, with everything from stocks to the home market on the rise. Even when factoring in some intra-day stock index dives, the trend is still positive. This...

Is it Time to Expect Lower Returns on Asset Investments? Asset investment confidence has been high in recent months, driven by a booming economic recovery in the United States and a sense that the Coronavirus Pandemic is being brought under control. Investors have...

How Have Central Banks and Governments Responded to the Global Pandemic? The COVID-19 pandemic has created one of the most unprecedented global financial events in modern history. The human and social costs of the virus have been vast. The financial costs threaten...

GDP and Its Relationship with the Stock Market The performance of the United States stock market and GDP (Gross Domestic Product) are two key financial indicators that can be used to aid decision making. While investors are often reminded that the stock market isn’t...

Asset Prices During the Coronavirus Pandemic Amidst a global pandemic and one of America’s most severe economic declines, asset prices have increased in 2020. The data shows that asset prices have increased despite many urban rent markets having lost growth momentum...

The Central Banks Role in the Coronavirus Pandemic In most developed nations, central banks have been integral to maintaining economies during the Coronavirus Pandemic. In the United States, the Federal Reserve dropped the interest rate right down to 0.250% this year,...

The Covid-19 Crisis and Rental Delinquencies Rental delinquencies have become a major problem during the COVID-19 crisis. Delinquencies put renters at risk of losing their homes, and landlords at risk of failing to service their mortgages. Take a look at what the...

CMBS Loans and Mortgage Market Performance During the Coronavirus Pandemic State lockdowns earlier this year and high unemployment figures have affected the home market in the United States. CMBS loans (Commercial mortgage-backed security loans) and even conventional...