How a closer look at the rise of alternative investments may help expand your clients’ portfolios.

As U.S. stock indices hit all-time highs, one important metric says that equities may be getting overvalued.

CNL surveyed financial professionals to find out their thoughts on non-traded alternatives. Here’s what they said.

Alternatives have been growing fast as an asset class. To help your clients make sense of them, here is an overview of the basics.

Amid high-interest rates, recession threats, and market volatility, it helps to understand how institutions are building portfolios.

World-changing surprises can happen overnight. The best time to help prepare clients is now.

Investors can be their own worst enemies. Behavioral economics explains what goes wrong—and how you can help clients avoid missteps.

Even after a steep correction, one metric with a solid track record says that equities may still have not fallen back to historical trends.

With the markets near historic highs, it’s more important than ever to consider other investment options.

Pigeonholing alternative investments into the “income only” category ignores some of the potential gains from asset appreciation.

For decades, inflation has been the least of investors’ concerns. But the golden era could be coming to an end.

The Buffett Indicator compares total stock market value to GDP. Right now, it’s signaling caution.

The alternatives market has evolved dramatically in recent years. Here’s what your clients need to know.

You can help your clients make more informed decisions about non-traded alternatives—and avoid surprises—by talking through key stages in advance.