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We’ve had a nice run in the stock market the last couple of years, so inevitably there has been much discussion in the news recently about the new nominal highs.
The S&P 500 settled into a sideways trend, drifting alongside its unchanged mark, as investors lacked conviction to decisively move the market one way or the other.
Financial Synergies Asset Management is pleased to announce it has been named to the 2017 Financial Times 300 Top Registered Investment Advisers!
The stock market was fairly flat this week, as investors chewed on a host of headlines, most notably the Fed's rate-hike decision.
There are a lot of details in financial planning. Most of the time we concentrate on the big things, but what about the little things?
The stock market successfully hurdled several key macro events, including the testimony of former FBI Director, James Comey.
Johnny Depp knows how to burn cash! While you may not be burning through a couple million each month, it’s important to consider your financial habits.
The stock market got off to a sluggish start this week as investors returned from their extended Memorial Day weekend.
Clients frequently ask us for ways to make a bigger impact with their charitable donations while simplifying the giving process. One of the best ways to accomplish this is by using a donor-advised fund.
The stock market notched five wins this week, three of which resulted in a new record high for the S&P 500.
Even though April 15th was not that long ago, some of us are still feeling the sting.
After opening the week with a record-high close, equities took a hit in the midweek session after some political controversy.
Many investors have heard this saying before, but the evidence shows you are much better off just staying invested in the long-run.
After posting gains for four weeks in a row, the S&P 500 suffered a slight setback this week, ticking lower by 0.4%.
I am certainly guilty of making the statement, “the market hates uncertainty.” It’s a pretty common saying in the investing lexicon. But how logical is it?

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