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The Long and Short of It (Summary): The yield curve has inverted which has historically preceded a recessionCurrent sentiment shows extreme optimism which could be a negative for the marketFed futures pointing to potential rate cuts could be good for bonds 1st Quarter...
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We’ve got another market update from Co-Founder Jason Martin. These are the headlines he’ll be discussing due to recent market volatility and the coronavirus: ✔️Our investment philosophy is to focus on risk first.✔️AllGen’s portfolios are currently defensively...
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Jason Martin, Co-Founder of AllGen, is back with another market update! These are the headlines he’ll be discussing due to recent market volatility: ✔️Epidemics are historically short-lived. ✔️ AllGen’s portfolios are positioned defensively. ✔️ Historically,...
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The Long and Short of It: Long-term stock charts point to a potential change of trend in the long-running bull market The Federal Reserve could be nearing the end of its current rate rising cycle 4th Quarter Review US stocks had a difficult 4th quarter and its worst...
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The Long and Short of It: – The economy is strong, however, bad breadth and negative divergences in the markets could be a warning sign – The trend of the 10-year US Bond yield broke out of its 36-year downtrend 3rd Quarter Review US stocks had a solid 3rd...
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The Long and Short of It: Increased volatility is causing extreme pessimism, which may be a good thing Trade war fears may be overblown FED is suggesting faster economic growth and higher interest rates 1st Quarter Review Stocks started the year strong in January, but...
