The Bulls vs. The Bears
In this week’s edition of the LifePro Asset Management Market & Portfolio Review, our head of Wealth Management, Robert Reaburn, will provide an update on the stimulus package that was recently passed by Congress as well as taking a look at the current level of demand for safety, along with investor sentiment and what it all means for client portfolios.
Specifically, Robert will walk clients through the demand for portfolio protection, and how we use the volatility market to measure the level of investor fear in the market as well as understand what stage of the market correction we are in. We will also review investor sentiment to gain insight on how bearish or bullish the average investor is, which helps us gauge how much bad news is or isn’t priced into current stock and bond market prices.
Additionally, we will conduct a broad overview of the different asset classes that are defined as safe havens, which tend to benefit from period of market panic. Paying attention to the price action in these safe haven markets can help gleam insight as to whether the recent stock market bounce is durable or likely to run into future resistance. Lastly, we will review the quality of the stock market bounce and how it compares to other recovery periods.
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