Articles tagged "price swings" - Resource Consulting Group

Making Sense of Bitcoin

Bitcoin is now the hot topic of conversation after taking a backseat to GameStop and Reddit a few weeks ago. Bitcoin recently traded higher than $50,000 per coin!

Update on COVID-19 and Market Volatility (3‑20‑2020)

March 20, 2020
Articles

Although we are in uncharted waters, remember that we’ve been in unfamiliar territory many times before. Markets have always recovered, and each time they have moved on to all-time highs. We strongly believe this time will be no different.

Update on COVID-19 and Market Volatility (3‑11‑2020)

March 11, 2020
Articles

As a valued client, your peace of mind is of utmost importance to us. With regular updates about COVID-19 in the news and increasing reports of confirmed cases, we want to stay vigilant and proactive in our communications with you.

Recent Market Volatility and the Coronavirus

February 28, 2020
Articles

The coronavirus COVID-19 continues to spread and many people are apprehensive about possible disruptions to consumer spending, supply chains, and manufacturing.

Recent Market Volatility

October 15, 2018
Articles

What should you make of recent ups and downs in the stock market? Here’s helpful context on volatility and expected returns.

Volatility: Welcome Back to Normal

June 13, 2018
Gregg Biro
Articles

So that’s what market volatility feels like! It has been a while since we’ve had dramatic swings in stock markets across the globe. But these past few months have been a reminder of how volatile markets can be.

A Rocky Start to 2016: The Key to Success is (still) Preparation

January 15, 2016
Articles

Equity markets have once again turned down this morning after yesterday’s rebound. For global stock market investors, the news in 2016 has been marked by...

Quarterly Commentary, Q3 2015

October 14, 2015
Quarterly Commentary

Despite being plagued with uncertainty and market volatility, the third quarter provided moderate economic growth in retail consumer spending and housing, and an increase in the Consumer Confidence Index. The US labor market had mixed results with the unemployment rate...