CA Answers

Yes, investors who have made tactical bets in gold should consider scaling back their positions and locking in some gains.
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On July 21, EU leaders reached agreement on a €750B COVID-19 recovery fund, composed of grants and loans, and settled on a €1.074T budget for the next seven-year period.
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No, we’re optimistic about this diverse collection of companies, and we think investors without dedicated allocations should establish toe-hold positions in developed markets (DM) small-cap equities funded from DM mid- to large-cap peers.
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While increased remote working will certainly be a headwind for office demand, the notion that it will result in the “death of the office,” as some reports have suggested, seems unlikely given a number of mitigating factors.
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Investors should maintain a healthy degree of skepticism about the ability of the global economy and risky assets to manage a V-shaped recovery.
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Today, there is a deep pain being felt across the country and in the hearts of many around the globe. The senseless death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police has, once again, caused anger, fear, and trauma across our communities. But this trauma is not new – it has lived with us…
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No, we still believe China remains an important exposure for investment portfolios.
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In February 2020, Jasmine Richards joined CEO David Druley at a roundtable on diversity & inclusion to discuss ways the industry at large can take more meaningful steps to uncover the best investment ideas.  
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The US economy lost a staggering 20.5 million jobs in April, in the worst plunge in payrolls since the Great Depression, according to data released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics on May 8.
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Negative prices on near-dated WTI futures grabbed headlines yesterday. However, we should not assume from this that oil has negative value.
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