Most investors’ portfolios are heavily tilted toward U.S. stocks. That’s natural — people tend to favor their home country’s market, and U.S. stocks have had an exceptional run over the past decade. But history reminds
Like so many topics in financial planning, the Roth conversion decision tends to be reduced to a set of assumptions and some financial modeling. But from my perspective, the math fails to address all the
Sometimes I hear an investment adage repeated frequently enough that it inspires me to go look for its origin. This year the phrase that caught my attention was “climbing a wall of worry”. This expression
Stock prices continued to climb in the third quarter, building on the recovery that began in April. The so-called “tariff tantrum” earlier this year resulted in U.S. stocks shedding nearly 20% of their market values.
2025 is shaping up to be a special year for GC! Our year-long celebration of our firm’s 35th anniversary culminated with the happy news that we were included in the Pittsburgh Business Times’ list of
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