Kevin provides a market update as of the end of May 2020.  He also adds his thoughts for the energy sector after the recovery in energy stocks concludes sometime in the future.

Kevin provides an update on the market as of April 2020.  He adds his insights about measures taken by global governments to provide stimulus and prop up markets during the health crisis.

In light of the fact that assets are experiencing a noteworthy recovery at the moment of writing, it should come as no surprise that economists receive quite a few questions as to whether or not this recovery should be trusted.

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Slide 2 -  Illustrates that if you put money into the S&P 500 when it had declined by 17%, and even if it continued to decline, how long it would take to break even and how long until the next market top. Ultimately it illustrates the return of the S&P 500 if you invested when the market was down 17% and held until the next market top.   The following media content is not to be considered financial advice and is the Opinion of Slater Wealth Management and/or its representatives at the time of posting. Opinions can change without notice. Actual results…

Slide 1-  Illustrates how deep and frequent market declines over the amount of 17% have been and how long they have lasted over the past 70 years.  In addition, this slide shows the length and return of the bull markets that have followed each of these market declines. The following media content is not to be considered financial advice and is the Opinion of Slater Wealth Management and/or its representatives at the time of posting. Opinions can change without notice. Actual results may vary, possibly by a material degree.  For financial advice, please consult with a qualified financial advisor.

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