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Sustainable Frenzied Growth or Value

The Strong Valley advisor team, Adam, Christopher, Jason and Kyle, give a recap of Mid-February to Mid-May with an in-depth discussion on the S&P 500, tech stocks and how growth affects their market success, along with a look at the market correction with drawdowns. Fed Funds Rate and Inflation are still in the news, as the team explains the effect of elections on stocks and investing, along with an update on the inverted yield. The team finishes with top client questions and their roundtable predictions of where they see things going.

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May 31, 2024
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