Fall 2017 Market Commentary
Fall 2017 Market Commentary

Fall 2017 Market Commentary
 

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Fall 2017 Market Commentary

Trick or Treat, Price or Value, & Others

In the latest Market Commentary, “Choices: Trick or Treat, Price or Value, & Others,” President and CIO Reed Murphy comments on market trends and provides insights on:

  • What is more important: Price or value?
  • Climbing U.S. equity prices amidst valuation metrics that point to a different picture;
  • Home biases despite the size of international economies and markets; and,
  • Infrastructure investments.

We are also excited to announce the appointment of Shannon L. Stevens as our new Trust Services Director, who brings an incredible blend of skills perfectly suited for her role. Read more about Shannon in this month’s commentary.

These are just a few of the topics addressed in the Fall Commentary:

Click here to read the complete commentary, including a market recap and portfolio implications »


 
Tags:  Behavioral Finance, Behavioral Investing, Bull Market, Capital Markets, Economic Recovery, Economy, Energy MLPs, GDP, Global Economy, Global Market, Home Bias, Interest Rates, International Equities, Investing, P/E Ratios, The Fed, U.S. Equities, Valuation Levels

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