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Commentary • Feb 20, 2020
The Coronavirus development has manifested a new tone on earnings calls this season. In this Snap Chart we dig into the numbers. By Frank Van Dyke, Jon Maier and Michelle Cluver, CFA
Commentary • Feb 19, 2020
This whitepaper explores different ways to find yield and provides suggestions on how to balance risks when seeking such yield instruments. By Jon Maier, Michelle Cluver, CFA and Rohan Reddy
Commentary • Feb 14, 2020
Don’t fight the Fed, as the saying goes. Here, we look at monetary and fiscal policy and the factors that could determine ... By Michelle Cluver, CFA
Commentary • Feb 11, 2020
Advisory practices modernizing for the 21st century are increasing use of ETFs and ETF model portfolios. Here's why we expect that to ... By Jon Maier, Michelle Cluver, CFA and Frank Van Dyke
Commentary • Jan 28, 2020
In our second piece on Conversational Alpha®, we put alpha in context and talk about how we go about generating it. By Jon Maier and Michelle Cluver, CFA
Commentary • Jan 23, 2020
It seems like nothing can move the market in any meaningful direction these days. Volatility has remained low despite continued global concerns. By Jon Maier, Michelle Cluver, CFA and Frank Van Dyke
Commentary • Jan 6, 2020
2019 was a whirlwind of a year, epitomized by shifting clouds of uncertainty. Unfortunately, this is likely to remain front and center ... By Jon Maier, Michelle Cluver, CFA and Frank Van Dyke
Commentary • Dec 19, 2019
For the last 30 years, United States Treasury Yields have continually fallen, driven by expansionary monetary policy and low inflation. By Jon Maier, Michelle Cluver, CFA, and Frank Van Dyke
Commentary • Dec 10, 2019
In our 2020 outlook, we explore potential catalysts that could propel markets forward. By Global X Team
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