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Kevin Taylor

How does the discount window work at the Fed?

The discount window is a tool that the Federal Reserve uses to provide short-term loans to commercial banks that need additional liquidity to meet their daily funding needs. This mechanism is a critical component of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy

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What is an ETF and why do we use them?

Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) are a type of investment vehicle that combines the features of mutual funds and stocks. They are funds that hold a diverse portfolio of securities and are traded on an exchange like a stock. ETFs provide investors

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When does a Bear look like a Bull? (Pt. 2)

When will a Bear-Market Rally form a New Bull? The market will turn around, they always do, some would argue that they are built to expand. Below are some of the elements we look for to determine if a market

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When does a Bear look like a Bull? (Pt. 1)

Four things to avoid and four things to embrace when the Bear turns into a Bull.   A Bear Rally is a short, swift, updraft in stocks that can end as quickly as it began. Here are the four signals

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Why we rebalance?

“Rebalancing is both risk management and capital growth” In this Article: the effect of our recent rebalancing a view of our process in action the result of active risk mitigation Overview Our rebalancing process is an important discipline we maintain

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