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Cumberland Advisors Market Commentary offers insights and analysis on upcoming, important economic issues that potentially impact global financial markets. Our team shares their thinking on global economic developments, market news and other factors that often influence investment opportunities and strategies. Our readers appreciate its timeliness, depth of analysis, and quality of research.

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  • Heading Towards Home in Bonds
     Author(s): John R. Mousseau, CFA | Mon December 27, 2021

    Cumberland Advisors Market Commentary – "Heading Towards Home in Bonds" by John R. Mousseau


    With the end of the year in sight, there are several themes in play for bonds.


  • Tornadoes for Christmas?
     Author(s): David R. Kotok | Sun December 26, 2021

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    Many of our readers are familiar with the work of Bob Bunting, CEO of the Climate Adaptation Center, who has warned us of the growing impacts of climate change on everything from hurricanes to red tide to wildfires and drought. In his guest commentary today, Bob leads us into a deeper…


  • Holiday Wishes from John Mousseau
     Author(s): John R. Mousseau, CFA | Fri December 24, 2021

    Season's Greeting from John Mousseau & Cumberland Advisors


    Holiday Wishes from John Mousseau...  


  • More About the Statistical Discrepancy
     Author(s): David R. Kotok | Thu December 23, 2021

    Cumberland Advisors Guest Commentary - More About the Statistical Discrepancy by TLR Wire


    My friend Philippa Dunne of TLR Analytics has weighed in on our discussion of the statistical discrepancy in corporate profits, focusing on the GDP side of the issue. Her commentary is below. We thank her for permission to share this effort by Philippa and Doug Henwood.


  • International Equities Q4 2021
     Author(s): William H. Witherell, Ph.D. | Wed December 22, 2021

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    The global economy is ending a year of strong recovery, with real GDP growth estimated at 5.7%, following the sharp 3.5% decline in 2020. The recovery was fueled by massive emergency fiscal support by governments, together with very easy monetary policy by most central banks, keeping interest…


  • CIO Overview & Outlook - 4Q 2021
     Author(s): David R. Kotok | Mon December 20, 2021

    David-Kotok-CIO Overview & Outlook — Q4 2021


    A remarkable stock market in a remarkable year closes 2021 with a remarkable quarter. Our quant work gave a rare three-times signal of extreme fear. As this is written (December 20), all quant accounts are fully invested.

     


  • Five Christmas Offerings
     Author(s): David R. Kotok | Sun December 19, 2021

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    We wish our clients, consultants, staff, friends, and all readers a happy Christmas and a peaceful and safe new year. As we look ahead together to pandemic year three, please stay vigilant. Here are five noneconomic offerings for consideration this holiday season.


  • Cumberland Advisors Week in Review (Dec 13, 2021 - Dec 17, 2021)
     Author(s): Cumberland Advisors | Sat December 18, 2021

    Cumberland Advisors' Friday, December 17, 2021 Week In Review


    ​The Cumberland Advisors Week in Review is a recap of news, commentary, and opinion from our team. These are not revised assessments, and circumstances may have changed in the market from the time of original publication. We may include older commentaries that our editors have determined may be…


  • Today, Tomorrow, and Next Year
     Author(s): Robert Eisenbeis, Ph.D. | Thu December 16, 2021

    Cumberland Advisors Market Commentary - Today, Tomorrow, and Next Year by Robert Eisenbeis, Ph.D.


    The FOMC did three things yesterday. It affirmed its current accommodative interest rate policy by keeping its target for the federal funds rate at 0%–.25%. It accelerated the decrease in its asset purchase program, which now, if the schedule holds, would end by March.


  • Pandemic Financial Shocks
     Author(s): David R. Kotok | Wed December 15, 2021

    Cumberland Advisors Market Commentary - Pandemic Financial Shocks by David R. Kotok


    Pandemic financial shocks show up in data. Some can be forecasted.


 

 

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