The public misunderstands the situation. It’s not just tariffs. The problem is structural mistrust.
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Markets
I like it when markets go down. How else will we be able to buy good investments at good prices?
Open Markets- Correction
I like the term “correction.” It implies that when markets sell off, they’re doing something right.
- The Market’s Just Fine. Nothing to See Here.
The market gave us lots of gyrations with very little meaning to it.
- Bank Failures? Financial Crisis part Deux? Probably Not…
A lot of clients touched base to talk about the failure of Silicon Valley Bank.
Planning
It’s not too late to rebalance. You can still choose to get your risk levels right.
Open Planning- Higher Interest Rates for Longer (And What to Do About It)
We see some storm clouds gathering as “higher for longer” interest rate era plays out.
- Higher Interest Rates Will Eventually Catch Up to the Economy and the Markets. Buy Bonds!
If you follow only stocks, you’d see the market taking a little breather over the past month, with the major indices down about 2%.
- The Bond Market Is Interesting (for the first time in a decade)
We know you haven’t enjoyed this year in the markets.
Religion & Values
That’s what the money is for. For putting your body near the people you love in a place you’d like to be.
Open Religion & Values- Some Words About Our Business and the Future As We See It
So many of you express that as clients you are invested in us personally and you want us to succeed. We can’t help but to be humbled and appreciative. We want to live up to that.
- Winter Reckoning
Take a moment to acknowledge that we’ve been through a lot.
- Good Governance
My family lives on a nice street in a pretty good neighborhood in Greenville.
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“Money is measured by money. Life is measured in relationships.”
Jeremy Strickler is Managing Director at Williams Wealth Management in Greenville, SC, and a CFP® professional. He grew up south of Pittsburgh, the oldest of five, and studied religion, liberal arts and languages.
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