Hug: Gold up slightly where it should be given market conditions.

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AssetMark's Chan: The economy isn't exciting, but it's avoiding trouble

Christian Chan, chief investment officer at AssetMark, says that the overall macroeconomic environment is okay — growing above trend but not at exciting levels — but inflation is worrisome, which should have investors looking elsewhere for diversification and protection. The prot ...  Show more

Economist Homkes: 'There are early warning signs to be heads-up about'

Economist Rebecca Homkes, a lecturer at Duke University and London Business School whose consulting practice focuses on the things that influence the thinking of chief executives, says that the valuations of A.I. companies are sky high because investors believe in the transformat ...  Show more

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