Commentary

Just when you thought it was safe to go out, the politicians are back, threatening to derail the global economy for no good reason.

Ben Bernanke threatens to leave the party and take his magic punchbowl with him.

Is the stock market an oasis of opportunity in a desert of low returns, or just a mirage of Monetary Policy?

Global economy and markets face major cross-currents: slow growth, political paralysis and pervasive pessimism; offset against extraordinary monetary policy, strong corporate fundamentals and reasonable valuation levels.

The “Fiscal Cliff” is a made-—for-—television drama worthy of the Super Bowl or a category 5 Superstorm wrapped into one

Despite looming risks ahead, major intervention by Central Banks has buoyed financial markets, lifting stocks and lowering interest rates.

The absence of effective political leadership and governance in the face of large and growing problems is not unique to the United States.

Unprecedented intervention by governments and central banks creates topsy-turvy investment world, requiring new way of looking at investing and investments.

Feeling lost? As the New Year begins, it is hard to remember a time with greater awareness about our challenges, and yet more uncertainty about where we are headed and where to invest.

It seems like hardly a day seems to go by without some European head of state stepping down.