Points of View

Many people's investment decisions are easily swayed by feelings when the market swings up or down, but that's rarely a good indicator of what you should actually do in your portfolio.

I’m in my early 30’s. Most of my friends don't work in other fields, and while the majority have a good grasp on budgeting, many aren’t saving as much as they should and even fewer are investing.

Major equity indices continued to rally in the second quarter, though a closer look reveals a stark divide between the handful of large cap US tech stocks led by Nvidia that kept rising, and the rest of the market, which has spent the past three months treading water. Bond markets ended the quarter little changed.

This year LongView proudly sponsored Santa Fe's 30th annual Pride Parade. At LongView, we consider diversity and inclusion a win-win for investors and employees. Investors can help protect LGBTQ rights by engaging as shareholders.

As shareholders, we can raise concerns like equal pay for women, protection of LGBTQ+ employees, provision of reproductive health services and racial hiring bias.

Understanding the demands of student protestors: Why divestment? Does it work? Is it feasible?

Thank you to all out clients and staff who participated in LongView's Inaugural Watershed Clean Up Day! Together, we collected 33 bags of trash along the banks of the Acequia Madre.

Are you worried about how the election this year will impact the stock market? You're not alone.

Global stocks rallied in the first quarter of 2024, with markets in the US, Japan, Europe, and Latin America hitting all-time highs spurred by stronger than expected economic growth.

2023 was a far better year for investors than the chorus of gloomy Wall Street forecasters had predicted, with both the bond and stock markets posting strong gains. This leaves investors with a hopeful outlook heading into 2024.

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The third quarter proved challenging for investors, as a tug of war emerged between the economy’s surprising resilience and the Federal Reserve’s determined campaign to lower inflation. While bond markets continue to slump in response to rising interest rates, surging investor interest in artificial intelligence drove soaring returns for the largest tech stocks.