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Are Subscriptions Draining Your Bank Account?

You open your bank statement and notice a string of small charges you barely remember signing up for. It might be a streaming service you signed up for during the pandemic, the meditation app you downloaded during a stressful week, and a digital...

EmVision’s Growth Story with CFO Jim Artale Featured on The Spark Podcast

At EmVision Capital Advisors, our goal is simple: help people stay healthy, wealthy, and wise. This belief has shaped every part of our journey, from how we support clients to how we grow our team. Recently, our CFO and Partner, Jim Artale, was...

Why Market Corrections Are Normal And Necessary

This year, investors experienced a market correction, a decline of at least 10% from a recent peak. Market corrections are typically common and also a healthy part of long-term investing.

A Recap of Our First Ask a Pro Webinar Featuring Clark Capital’s Ryan Gardner, CFA®

A Recap of Our First Ask a Pro Session Featuring Clark Capital’s Ryan Gardner, CFA®

In our first Ask a Pro session, we welcomed Ryan Gardner, CFA® from Clark Capital Management Group to unpack the trends shaping the markets in early 2025, and what could lie ahead. From interest rate expectations to the effects of tariffs and...

Six Keys to More Successful Investing

A successful investor maximizes gain and minimizes loss. Though there can be no guarantee that any investment strategy will be successful and all investing involves risk, including the possible loss of principal, here are six basic principles that...

A Quick Message from Our CEO on Navigating Market Volatility

Market headlines have been noisy lately, especially around the recent sell-off in the technology sector and the performance of the “Magnificent Seven” stocks. If you’re feeling a little unsettled, you’re not alone. In this short video, our President...

Navigating Market Concentration and The Value of Diversification

The U.S. equity market, as represented by the S&P 500, has seen two years of returns above 20% as the largest companies in the index drove the market higher. Is this market concentration normal, or has broad diversification in an index dissolved?

Two "I"s on Bonds

Bonds had a second tough year in 2024, with stickier inflation and continued fluctuations in interest rates. U.S. bonds eeked out a positive return while international bonds fell, hurt not only by rate volatility but also dollar moves. Should bonds...

Understanding The Impact of New Tariffs on Markets and The Economy

As we move further into 2025, economic uncertainty remains high, fueled by shifting policies and trade tensions. The latest development—newly announced tariffs on key U.S. trade partners—has sent ripples through financial markets and raised concerns...

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