Long-term investors should look beyond stock market volatility
Market volatility can be unsettling, but history shows that prices have returned to less volatile patterns over time. That can be good news for long-term investors.
A European railway revolution?
The European Union has ordered countries to open all commercial train services to competition by 2020, reports Bloomberg.
August Highlights: Political Mayhem and the Markets
Watch the Ivy team's outlook on the current geopolitical environment and why it matters for today's investors.
Long-term investors should look beyond stock market volatility
Market volatility can be unsettling, but history shows that prices have returned to less volatile patterns over time. That can be good news for long-term investors.
Should investors be worried about tariffs?
Talk of tariffs and trade wars has dominated the headlines, but what's the real economic impact? The Ivy team share their views.
New standards for medical info access proposed
In August, several U.S. technology giants, including Amazon, Google-parent Alphabet and Microsoft, announced a new proposal to establish common standards for exchanging health information electronically among doctors, especially those working in different hospitals, reports CNBC.
Oil market still focused on supply/demand
Volatility is the nature of oil prices and is likely to continue in the next year. Uncertainty about supply and demand is adding volatility and remains a key issue for the market now.