Fed Chair Powell acknowledged the progress that the economy has made, but he noted that the Delta variant and employment levels still pose challenges.
Read More ›Emles has been nominated to the shortlist of the 2021 Mutual Fund Industry and ETF Awards – including Newcomer ETF Firm of the Year and Newcomer Alternative ETF of the Year
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Gabriel Hammond joined YahooFinance for their closing bell segment.
Tags: etf, Federal contractors, growth, manufacturing
Read More ›In a rapid fire discussion, Gabriel and Jill spoke about inflation and long-term investment strategies for investors to consider.
Tags: Inflation, Interest rates
Read More ›The Federal Reserve plans to remain in a holding pattern with regard to interest rates and doesn’t seem concerned about inflation – which has spurred jitters in the bond market. Check out our take on the March Fed Meeting.
Tags: Inflation, Interest rates
Read More ›Emles Advisors participates in the private investment in public equity (“PIPE”) of IronNet Cybersecurity, a leader in collective defense and network detection and response (NDR)
Read More ›The $1.9-trillion stimulus package Congress passed this month is expected to provide a major stimulus for the U.S. economy. Now, investors are naturally asking what the impact of all this stimulus will be on financial markets.
Tags: Inflation, Interest rates
Read More ›In our view, rather than a binary month-over-month rise or fall in inflation, it is the rate of change and the persistence of Consumer Price Index (“CPI”) that matters most. At a CPI of 1.4% as of February 10, 2021, we continue to view inflation to stay low over the near-term.
Tags: Inflation
Read More ›We think the companies that cater to in-home activities will continue to benefit from trends that should persist long after vaccines bring a return to a more normal environment.
Read More ›President Biden’s Buy American executive order aims to leverage federal purchasing power to strengthen U.S. manufacturing and federal contracting.
Tags: etf, growth, manufacturing
Read More ›The global pandemic does not appear to have diminished global consumers’ appetite for luxury goods – we believe the long-term growth story for luxury remains intact.
Read More ›Many investors may look towards cyclical sectors to potentially lead the market, but companies with federal contracts may carry additional benefits, such as stable through-the-cycle revenues. Watch our video for why an allocation to federal contractors may provide investors with defensive equity exposure.
Tags: etf, Federal contractors, growth
Read More ›With return expectations shrinking, investors may need to look in unique, high growth categories to find it – like luxury goods. Watch our video for why we believe the luxury goods category is poised for growth.
Read More ›The IHS Markit U.S. Manufacturing PMI indicator increased to 59.2 in January from 57.1 in December 2020. The increase indicates a robust improvement in the health of the U.S. manufacturing industry.
Tags: growth, manufacturing
Read More ›The Fed just wrapped up it’s first meeting of 2021. And Fed Chair Jerome Powell did not disappoint. Check out our take on the January Fed Meeting.
Tags: Inflation, Interest rates, Volatility
Read More ›With ongoing market uncertainty expected, investors continue to struggle to find the balance between limiting volatility and capturing growth – learn more about a protective allocation for portfolios in our recent video.
Tags: Capital Preservation, Commodities, Diversification, etf, Inflation
Read More ›While traditional pockets of alternative assets have found patient and growing allocations in investor portfolios over the years, newer exposures are fast-rising creative alternatives that offer a blend of cash flow and long-term value creation. In our 2021 outlook, we explore new alternative assets for portfolios.
Tags: digital currency, Diversification, Hedge fund strategy
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