Another short break, and a return to consider whether we are truly emerging from the virus? Two states last week lifted most restrictions on behavior, including masks and occupancy in restaurants and bars – Texas and Mississippi. Notionally, these moves were taken to hasten the economic recovery. Yet, these actions were universally panned by experts, most notably Dr. Anthony Fauci. Vaccinations are picking up steam and Congress is poised to deliver a further $1.9T stimulus package. So, does Texas removing mask mandates hasten the recovery? Is having a small percentage of local population vaccinated reason enough to reopen fully? With over 500,000 deaths now, it seems like a gamble not worth taking. Might waiting another month save lives? It is a hot question as Spring Break is again upon us, and we easily recall the implications of 2020 Spring Break.

Now it is time to get back to the business at hand, helping you make informed investment decisions by delivering some of the most interesting, relevant articles available.

Income investing

15 Dividend Kings for Decades of Dividend Growth

Situational opportunities

Buy the FAN ETF as the Global Wind Energy Sector Looks Set to Take Off (wait for a dip?)

This Hot 5G Stock Could be a Terrific Buy

Investment strategy

Confessions of a Recovering Income Investor

ADRE: Using ADRs to Invest in Emerging Market Stocks

Market Analysis

The Week on Wall Street: It’s Hard to Stop a Bull Market

The Stock Market Party May Finally be Over

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Mark Schwarzmann

Mark Schwarzmann brings over 25 years diverse experience, including four years as a Board Member and Membership Committee Chair at the American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI). He has run businesses in very large organizations (GE, American Express, and Ameriprise Financial) and small, entrepreneurial enterprises (Acadia Capital, Allfinanz and the GE Capital – ResCom joint venture), and has carried both NASD Series 7/24 and life licenses. His diverse background, global experience, work with corporate boards, non-profit boards, industry analysts, rating agencies, and related policymaking exposure provides an uncommon perspective.

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