Everybody’s Talkin’
The purpose of this article is to help remind financial advisers and their investors of the power of long-term investing and the potential cost of investor fear.
China Green Policies could Influence Companies in the Emerging Markets
/0 Comments/in ICON Blog, ICON Highlight Blog, Rob Young, Scott Snyder /by Kevin ScottChina’s focus on green policies and the rise of eCommerce have influenced paper companies’ rise to value within the ICON system. Portfolio Managers Scott Snyder and Rob Young discuss these influences and their potential effects going forward.
Portfolio Manager Q&A: Information Technology Sector
/0 Comments/in Derek Rollingson, ICON Blog /by ICON AdvisersThe Information Technology sector comprised just over 16.5% of the S&P 1500 Index at the end of 2007. As of September 2017, the Information Technology sector grew to comprise over 22% of the Index and became the largest sector by market cap weight.
Finding Superior Active Managers
/0 Comments/in Craig Callahan, ICON Blog /by ICON AdvisersResearch in behavioral finance over the last two decades suggests that superior managers do exist. We see how superior managers behave, we know what they look like, and we believe we know how to find them.
Top 15 Reasons Why Investors Have Missed the Bull Market
/0 Comments/in Craig Callahan, ICON Blog /by ICON AdvisersFrom the recession bottom March 9, 2009, through May 26, 2017, the S&P 1500 Index has gained 332.1%, meaning $1.00 invested in the index and held over that period would have grown to $4.32.
Bond Bubble?
/0 Comments/in Craig Callahan, ICON Blog /by ICON AdvisersWe have heard a lot of chatter recently regarding the corporate bond market. In particular, we are hearing concerns about the amount of debt companies are taking on and their ability to honor their obligations.
Portfolio Manager Q&A: The Energy Sector
/0 Comments/in Derek Rollingson, ICON Blog /by ICON AdvisersGive us some perspective on recent oil prices. Oil prices reached their highs for 2014 on June 19th, as the spot price for Brent crude topped out at $115.06 per barrel. Since then, oil has struggled, declining 75.56%, to a low of $26.21 per barrel on February, 11 2016.
I have some good news and some bad news. Which do you want first?
/0 Comments/in Craig Callahan, ICON Blog /by ICON AdvisersGive us some perspective on recent oil prices. Oil prices reached their highs for 2014 on June 19th, as the spot price for Brent crude topped out at $115.06 per barrel. Since then, oil has struggled, declining 75.56%, to a low of $26.21 per barrel on February, 11 2016.
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