THE WEEKLY INSIGHT
Your weekly information about what you need to know about what is going on in the market now.
THE WEEKLY INSIGHT
Your weekly information about what you need to know about what is going on in the market now.
The Weekly Insight: It’s About to Get Interesting
And just like that…summer is gone! We hope this finds you having had a relaxing and enjoyable Labor Day Weekend. It’s time to pack away our white clothes, dig out our sweaters and watch a little football on the weekends! As with most “g [...]
The Weekly Insight: Now We Know
There’s been a consistent drumbeat in our memos this year. We’ve called it our “Three Pillars for 2021” and they haven’t changed: Money from Congress to jumpstart the economy: ☑ The Fed keeps interest rates low: ☑ We keep the virus at b [...]
The Weekly Insight: Back to School – The Education Funding Debate
That went fast! Yes – we’re talking about summer. But we’re also talking about the last 18 years. It’s time for school to start up again and – for those of us at Insight – a big thing happened. The oldest of the “Insight Kids” headed off [...]
The Weekly Insight: A Quiet Time
Before we dive into this week’s “Weekly Insight”, we wanted to take a quick second to thank the more than 400 clients, friends, and family who came out to our Insight FairFest picnic at the Iowa State Fair on Saturday. It’s always so much [...]
The Weekly Insight: Truth & Consequences
The problem with writing a weekly newsletter is that we’re putting ourselves “on the record” repeatedly. We’re regularly making statements about what we think the future might bring and, bluntly, we’re not always right. Take, for example, [...]
The Weekly Insight: The August Lull
It’s hard to believe, but summer is entering its last full month. In just over three weeks, kids will be going back to school (we hope!). The State Fair is almost here (get your reservations in!). And – historically – things start to get [...]
The Weekly Insight: Dig Past the Headlines
We don’t think we’re in the minority when we say we’re getting pretty sick of click-bait journalism. OK – we get it – you get paid when people click on the link to your article. So, everything has to be dramatic. But the drama is getting [...]