Rate Hikes & Inflation – When Were We Here Last? The bottom of a market is never easy to identify but one thing we know stands the test of time is that long-term returns are not strongest by timing the market, but by spending time in the market. Brett Miller,
“…My fear behind it is that sometimes these things become a self perpetuating circumstance where people start acting like we’re in a recession far before that recession actually happens, they start closing up their wallets and then you go into a recession as a result of that..” Jeff Powell CIO,
About the Economy Main Street and Wall Street are often at a distance when it comes to the state of the economy. However, swings in the stock market have become amplified lately, and a barrage of divisive economic signals, combined with plummeting technology stocks, led financial markets to close April at
Q1 2022 Market Update First quarter of 2022 started off with one of the worst starts to a quarter in the S&P 500’s history. Jeff Powell | CIO, Managing Partner Tweet Download Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email The S&P only had five positive
We expect to see value win the “tug-of-war” for leadership between growth companies and value companies. Value has historically outperformed growth during rising rate environments which has a greater impact on growth company profit margins. We believe that the labor shortage will continue to impact our supply chain and impact
Polaris Wealth has had a very successful history of helping clients accomplish their long-term financial goals, which is why PWAG has become a top wealth management firm. Adviser Investments has had an equally successful history of helping clients. Merging our two firms allows for us to provide you the very
Polaris Wealth Merger Jeff Powell and Jeremy Witbeck discuss the Polaris Wealth Advisory Group and Adviser Investments merger. Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email More Episodes of Polaris Podcasts Inversion Aversion What about inflation and the Russia-Ukraine crisis? Market Volatility: Back in the Driver’s
Inversion Aversion The yield curve is almost inverted. Indeed, parts of it are inverted already. And it’s flattened remarkably swiftly. What does this mean and does any of this matter? It commands so much attention for two key reasons. First, yield curve inversions tend to be a great warning
What about inflation and the Russia-Ukraine crisis? Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is rattling the global economy and markets. In the United States, increasing oil and natural gas prices in the past three weeks have kept the administration on its toes. In his February 22 remarks, President Biden reminded the nation
Russia invades UKRAINE The biggest mistake that an investor could make is to make extreme decisions during these uncertain times. Jeff Powell | Managing Partner, CIO Tweet Download Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email The Russian invasion of Ukraine began with a fizzle, with