The real estate sector is roaring again; just look at median existing home prices. That and low interest rates has investors taking notice.
With so many actively managed funds and so many strategies, it's hard to choose the right one. Financial advisors offer some ideas.
There is no urgency for the Fed to raise rates, nor is there a need for the Fed to ‘rescue’ the economy by cutting rates.
Global real estate is an enormous part of the global economy, so it should have a role in an investor’s portfolio.
I always wonder during a sell-off like this if there is systemic risk related to low volatility; have too many people piled into low-volatility strategies? I think the answer is no, but it would be comforting to hear insights from Powell because he really has a unique perspective.