Tom Henderson
- One local wealth manager calls it the "crisis du jour," a way of looking at the world that is a side effect of a 24-hour news cycle that has investors worrying about bear markets and falling skies. Four years ago, everyone was speculating about a double-dip recession in the U.S., followed in short order by fears that the BRIC countries of Brazil, Russia India and China — which had made investors a bundle of money in recent years — were running out of steam. Would landings be hard?
Tom Henderson
- One local wealth manager calls it the "crisis du jour," a way of looking at the world that is a side effect of a 24-hour news cycle that has investors worrying about bear markets and falling skies. Four years ago, everyone was speculating about a double-dip recession in the U.S., followed in short order by fears that the BRIC countries of Brazil, Russia India and China — which had made investors a bundle of money in recent years — were running out of steam. Would landings be hard?