July 2020
While the recent rebound has been exceptional for a subsegment of U.S. equities, many other equities and entire asset classes continue to be down 10% or more in 2020.
In this 14 minute video update, Chief Investment Officer, Justin McNichols, CFA will review:
0:00 - 1:37 Brief first half of 2020 review
1:38 - 4:53 Markets are progressing through our "five phases” during the pandemic
4:54 - 5:58 Update on Ingredients to End the Bear Market - first introduced in March
5:59 - 8:18 How leadership may expand to other asset classes outside of simply U.S. growth equities
8:19 - 11:53 The potential dangers of overinvesting in areas that have led markets during the past number of years
11:54 - 14:00 Our thoughts as we start the second half of a volatile 2020
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Ingredients to End the Bear Market
March 2020 Update
May 2020 Update
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