Most of us know that COVID-19 can be much more severe than a typical flu, but lesser known are the mechanics behind how the virus causes pneumonia in its victims.

As we watch the horror show of economic data from around the world, it’s important to remember that there’s a purpose behind this damage.

Have the markets bottomed out and do you think the economy will turn the corner?

These four charts may help you understand the current market volatility as a result of Covid-19 and what you should know as an investor. Remember that markets have seen downturns like this before and history shows dips are followed by recoveries.

Portland Investment Counsel portfolio manager
James Cole, whose funds have won several awards,
shares the investment philosophy that’s steered
him through his 37-year career

Q2 Update: Cycle, further interrupted

The COVID-19 virus has stalled the mini-cycle rebound and made a global recession likely. The duration of the virus pandemic is unpredictable, but policy stimulus, pent-up demand and a lack of major imbalances argue for a solid upswing when the virus threat clears.

Our colleague Allison and friends at Invesco have put together a list of websites that can be a great way to keep our kids connected to the outside world and feel busy, and give us the time we need to connect with others during this period of market volatility.

Our colleague Allison and friends at Invesco have put together a list of websites that can be a great way to keep our kids connected to the outside world and feel busy, and give us the time we need to connect with others during this period of market volatility.

The federal government has enacted several measures aimed at mitigating the financial impacts of Covid-19.

As we all work our way through this COVID-19 and the resulting impact at all levels, we hope you will find this commentary informative. It was written by Mandeville Private Client Inc., Chief Investment Officer, Ray Sawicki.

Four investing professionals offer thoughts on the current state of the markets.

The head of Brookfield Asset Management Inc. said markets volatility created in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic is much more manageable than previous meltdowns.