The 2019 quarter 3 markets followed much of the same trends as we’ve seen all year: markets are still strong, but with some indication for potential trouble ahead. (Here are the first and second quarter recaps.) All signs are positive right now, but if you look past the next couple of quarters, we could be […]
What the New Hampshire Budget Stall Means for the State
This summer, New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu vetoed the budget that Democrats passed in the legislature. No one has come to an agreement yet, and it may be another month or so before they do. That’s because this continuing resolution goes until September 30th, and hopefully a decision will be finalized after the House and […]
Quarter 2 Update: 2019
Now that we are well into the second quarter of 2019, let’s take a look back at the first quarter and how it could shape the rest of the year. Overall, there were more ups than down in the first quarter, meaning markets around the world were on the upswing. Here are some of the […]
The Inverted Yield Curve: What You Should Know
You may have heard a lot of talk about the yield curve inverting at the end of March, and what that could mean. Historically, an inverted yield curve has often signaled an upcoming recession. I’ll talk about the most recent inversion later, but first, here are some definitions to keep in mind. What is a […]
Smart Money Moves to Make in a Down Housing Market
The 2019 housing market is probably best described as a standstill. There are less homes on the market, higher interest rates than in past years, and more people are staying right where they are. But just because there’s not much action in the housing market right now doesn’t mean you can’t capitalize on current opportunities. […]