Investing is not meant to be easy, but it can be with the right strategy and team.
2022 brought about a vicious end to the post-COVID market rally with a relentless onslaught of worrisome news - so, what’s ahead in 2023?
You’re missing out if you wait until you’re older.
Earlier this week, the Federal Reserve instituted their third 0.75% interest rate hike in as many meetings, bringing the federal funds rate to a range of 3.0 to 3.25%.
The first half of 2022 featured the worst returns for equities since 1970, and has understandably left many investors reflecting on past investment decisions and contemplating how they can best position their portfolios for both the remainder of 2022 and the years to follow.
Last week, during the Fed’s wildly anticipated annual Jackson Hole meeting, Chairman Jerome Powell delivered hawkish remarks on the economy and the degree to which the central bank is going to focus, at all costs, to bring down inflation.
While many professions now have “Summer Fridays” and people take a majority of their allotted time off, economic data, “fed speak” and market moving news has been plentiful this last month.
Investing is really about patience and mitigating risk. This risk of missing out on good returns over a lifetime far outweighs the painful periods of bad returns we inevitably will experience – like this year so far.
Withum Wealth Management hosted a fireside chat with guest Dr. David Kelly, Chief Global Strategist and Head of the Global Market Insights Strategy Team for J.P. Morgan. We discussed global economic trends as well as the current geopolitical conflicts and how they impact markets and investors.