Amy G. Hefner, Financial Advisor at Morgan Stanley

Are you ready for more aggressive potential Fed moves to scale back accommodation? Let's discuss some strategies to consider.

S&P 500 hits fresh high on Friday as 2Q earning season heats up. Read more in the 1% Move report.

US equities wrapped up a strong first half of the year. Dig deeper to see which sectors and styles stand out, and what short-term risks investors may face:

High valuations and higher interest rates should limit 2021 upside in the S&P

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About a third of American households file their own taxes. If you’re part of this group, consider these tips to be even more efficient as the filing deadline approaches.

Hackers and fraudsters work around the clock. We do too. See how Morgan Stanley proactively learns from and responds to cybersecurity threats.

Cyclical bear markets and economic recessions can occur within secular bull markets. Learn more:

Fueled by excess liquidity from the Fed, we’re now in the midst of an everything rally, where Treasury prices have soared at the same time as stock indices and gold are achieving record highs. Learn why such correlations are worrisome:

Gains in US equities have paused in recent weeks, which could prove healthy long-term for markets. Here's why:

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Worried about generating consistent retirement income during turbulent markets? Wealth Management Senior Investment Strategist Dan Hunt shares some approaches:

Many of the same stocks that were favored during the last 10 years are now leading the bear market rally. Here’s why that may be contributing to fragile markets:

Stocks rally on Friday as another round of fiscal stimulus clears through Washington D.C. Read more in the 1% Move report:

Stocks rally on Wednesday as earnings, oil and stimulus in focus. Read more in the 1% Move report:

The coronavirus pandemic has brought uncertainty and a dramatic increase in market volatility. It's important to keep everything in perspective. These ideas can help:

The coronavirus pandemic and oil-price shocks have accelerated the move lower for U.S. equities. Longer-term investors may want to consider adding to equity risk.

As nations work to manage the spread of the coronavirus, investors search for clarity on the implications for the economy, supply chains and asset classes worldwide. Morgan Stanley analysts and economists share insights on this unfolding crisis.

While the spread of the coronavirus globally was likely a catalyst, the stock market correction makes sense in context of a broader set of risks. See three main ones, all of which are now receding: