November was full of market volatility led by global interest rates.

Equity markets regained their dominance for the year, posting the best monthly performance of 2021, following the worst monthly performance

September proved to be a cautionary month for both equity and fixed income markets.

The equity market run-up continued in August as liquidity continues to drive investment.

July was a positive month - economic growth was solid, initial stages of a compromised infrastructure bill boosted equities.

Summer began with choppy markets as the FOMC gave markets a small pivot at their June meeting.

May 2021 may be remembered as the “great unmasking” in the U.S. Markets continued to grind higher thanks to abundant liquidity.

The strong economic backdrop, sharp rebound in demand year-over-year, good corporate earnings reports, and positive vaccination.

March put an exclamation point on the major macro trends we have seen in the markets over the last several months.

Equity markets rebounded nicely for most of February but hit a wall as the Treasury market took center stage. The S&P finished up +2.76%...

Equity markets were off to a sluggish start in 2021.

Equity markets rallied sharply in December on the back of another tranche of economic stimulus.

Global equity markets rallied in November, notching the best November on record for the last 20 years.

October was primarily driven by position posturing into the highly contested US presidential election.

The third quarter of 2020 was the second straight quarter of solid gains for risk assets.

ClearShares announced today that the ClearShares Piton Intermediate Fixed Income ETF (NYSE: PIFI) will begin trading on October 2, 2020.

August 2020 proved to be a quiet, grinding summer month for markets highlighted by the ever-evolving political landscape.

July 2020 was full of market volatility, unprecedented macroeconomic data, and a few asset class records.

The second quarter of 2020 will be remembered for one of the biggest quarterly rebounds on record.

Investors will remember May 2020 for the vast amounts of liquidity that poured into global markets.