Tag: Investment Planning

Our Guide to the Coronavirus Crisis: 6-2-2020 Coronavirus Chart Pack
Our Investment Research Team’s latest update to the Coronavirus Crisis Chart Pack: Risk assets continue to surge as continuing unemployment claims data verify that some citizens are beginning to return to work in the U.S. Download our 6-2-2020 Coronavirus Crisis Chart Pack

The Forward Looking Nature of Markets
There is one investment formula which transcends asset classes and prevails across global markets: The intrinsic value of any security is equal to the net present value of future expected cash flows. This is an ever important formula to remember, especially now when many of our lives are in a current state of disruption. Looking at […]

Our Guide to the Coronavirus Crisis: 5-12-2020 Coronavirus Chart Pack
As historically bad economic data points continue to roll in, risk assets have continued rallying as investors look to the future in updates to this week’s chart pack. Download our 5-12-2020 Coronavirus Crisis Chart Pack

What’s on Your Mind?
We answer frequently asked questions, including “Should I make changes to my portfolio in response to the coronavirus?” and “I heard that Savant is undergoing some changes, how will they impact me?” As we work together to deal with the growing impact of COVID-19, we at Team Savant are doing our part to help answer […]

Market Update – April 2020
Global stocks (+11.0%) started off the second quarter on a positive note. All equity asset classes posted gains for the month with U.S. small cap stocks (+13.7%) leading the way. Fixed income asset classes were mainly positive with intermediate‐term bonds (+1.4%) and TIPS (+2.8%) being the strongest performers. Alternative asset classes were mixed on the […]

Market Update – March 2020
March experienced large swings across asset classes as markets entered the ominous beginning of the bear market. Global stocks fell (‐14.4%) as fear of the coronavirus blasted headlines. Both U.S. small value (‐26.0%) and international small value (‐19.1%) plummeted. Bonds attempted to steady markets as short‐term (+0.8%) came in positive for the month. Alternatives were […]