Resources

Client Letter | How We Respond Matters | April 21, 2020

By fiduciaryadmin | April 21, 2020

We’ve responded to COVID-19 with resolve and strength, and government and Federal Reserve responses have been unprecedented.

Is the Earnings Bar Low Enough?| Weekly Market Commentary | April 20, 2020

By fiduciaryadmin | April 20, 2020

As earnings season begins, LPL Financial Research believe there will be winners and some challenges, the bar may be set too low, and corporate guidance may outweigh forecasts.

Solid Gains| Weekly Market Performance | April 17, 2020

By fiduciaryadmin | April 17, 2020

Stocks posted solid gains for the week, on the heels of the largest weekly gain for the S & P 500 Index since 1974.

Market Insight Quarterly| First Quarter 2020 | April 16, 2020

By fiduciaryadmin | April 16, 2020

The longest-running bull market has come to an end.

A Recession is Here | Weekly Market Commentary | April 13, 2020

By fiduciaryadmin | April 13, 2020

We are now in recession, but it’s a very unique recession, and it may be one of the shortest.

Bear Market Rally Takes A Pause |Weekly Market Performance| April 9, 2020

By fiduciaryadmin | April 9, 2020

Stocks rallied strongly over the holiday-shortened week.

Global Portfolio Strategy | A Bridge to the Other Side | April 9, 2020

By fiduciaryadmin | April 9, 2020

We continue to follow our Road to Recovery Playbook to determine where we are in the stock market’s bottoming process.

Client Letter | A Unique Economic Situation | April 8, 2020

By fiduciaryadmin | April 8, 2020

he current economic climate is unique in its causes, possible duration, and challenges, but it may soon provide investment opportunities.

Market Bottoming Process Continues | Weekly Market Commentary | April 6, 2020

By fiduciaryadmin | April 6, 2020

The war against the COVID-19 pandemic continues this week as the number of new cases and deaths continues to grow.

Policy-Driven Rebound |Weekly Market Performance| April 3, 2020

By fiduciaryadmin | April 3, 2020

Stocks pulled back this week and were unable to add to historic gains from the previous week as the war against the COVID-19 pandemic wages on.