What a Government Shutdown Could Mean for Markets
Government shutdowns tend to make more noise than impact. Markets have tended to ignore short shutdowns and barely budged on those that lasted longer than five days.
Government shutdowns tend to make more noise than impact. Markets have tended to ignore short shutdowns and barely budged on those that lasted longer than five days.
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The reinstatement of bonus depreciation is a critical component of recent U.S. tax legislation aimed at fostering economic growth.
Historically, the broad stock market has often been positive even at the start of economic recessions. But what about small cap stocks? Conventional wisdom holds that smaller companies often bear the brunt of economic downturns. So, what does the data tell us about the size premium when gross domestic product growth slows?
Rather than going it alone, consider reaching out to a financial advisor when markets become unpredictable. Their insight, experience, and strategic perspective can help you make decisions with confidence—not just in spite of market volatility, but because of it.
A sweeping new tax bill—officially called the “One Big Beautiful Tax Bill”—has passed, bringing a mix of extensions, updates, and brand-new provisions that could shape your tax planning and financial strategy in the years ahead.