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Big Names are Driving Stock Performance

Big Names are Driving Stock Performance

The Strong Valley advisor team, Kyle, Jason, Chris and Adam, discuss the top 8 performing stocks and their contribution to S&P 500 returns YTD, as well as the flip flop of what did bad vs what did good. They also delve into the extraordinary measures to be exhausted with the debt ceiling limit and much more economic overview. Answers to Top Questions from clients: What’s the impact of more bank collapses? What should we be changing right now?

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June 13, 2023
Big Names are Driving Stock Performance
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