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John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
April 04, 2023 - Special Market Update
TINA Becomes TARA
As WT Wealth Management has stated over the last several years, many Americans are underfunded in their retirement accounts and many more live beyond their means. In response, over the past 10 years, investors have used heavy equity market exposure in their portfolios, more out of necessity than preference. There just weren’t really any alternatives to equities.
John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
Glenn Leest Senior Investment Advisor
March 21, 2023 - Article
Is your cash working for you?
Are you looking to earn more interest on your cash? Are you intrigued by earning a 4.5% interest rate or more? If you are, then keep reading because I have some great news for you.
Glenn Leest Senior Investment Advisor
John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
March 15, 2023 - Article
A Dive into Silicon Valley Bank - This is Not Another 2008
At WT Wealth Management, we believe it is crucial to understand precisely what transpired in SVB's case, rather than equating their failure with the bad lending, inadequate capital and hidden interdependencies that was endemic during the financial crisis in 2008.
John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
March 02, 2023 - Special Market Update
A Review of Newly Released Economic Data
The Federal Reserve is trying to slow consumption of goods and services, decrease spending and orchestrate tighter economic conditions in its battle against inflation. However, the job market and the US consumer seem to have their own ideas about what living their best life means.
John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
February 16, 2023 - Article
The Presidential Election Cycle
Politicians like to be re-elected. It's how they keep their job. It's always been that way. Decades ago, after analyzing many presidential elections, political strategists worked out what factor appeared to move the vote the most... the answer?: the state of the general economy and/or the labor market in the 6-month run up to the election.
John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
February 03, 2023 - Special Market Update
The Debt Ceiling is Just More Noise
Recent reports of an impending debt ceiling crisis in Washington DC sparked a few clients to call me and ask whether this could impact their investments. My initial reaction was, this is just noise. However, wanting to be more certain, I did several hours of research on the debt ceiling crises of the past. Following that research, I was more convinced than ever that, this is just noise.
John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
January 19, 2023 - Article
How Rare Average Actually Is
January is when every player in the investment business seems to go on record with 2023 stock market predictions. Our only prediction about this long list of predictions is: what most people think will happen in 2023 almost certainly will not happen.
John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
January 05, 2023 - Special Market Update
PCE inflation rate slowed to 5.5% in November
Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE), the Bureau of Economic Analysis inflation index most closely watched by the Federal Reserve (even moreso than CPI), slowed in November: another sign that the long-lasting surge in consumer prices seems to be easing.
John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
December 05, 2022 - Special Market Update
Anyone For An Early Christmas Present?
Let's not sugarcoat things. It's been a terrible year for investors in both stocks and bonds. Stocks are in the midst of their worst run since the 2008 financial crisis, while bonds are experiencing their worst year ever. The S&P 500 is down about 15% from its highs, and retail investors are faring far worse.
John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
November 15, 2022 - White Paper
When Is Good News Bad and Bad News Good
Fresh out of college In 1989, with a degree in Finance & Economics, I felt I had a better-than-average understanding of the economic news cycle and how it impacts the equity markets. However, what I didn't realize then was how often good news could be considered bad and bad news could be considered good.
John Heilner Chief Investment Officer
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