Author: Glenn Williams CFP®

In this week’s recap: tariffs and U.S.-China trade tensions once again become the talk of Wall Street, and U.S. stocks end up lower, week-over-week. Weekly Economic Update Presented by Glenn Williams, CFP®, May 20, 2019 THE WEEK ON WALL STREET

In this week’s recap: domestic and international stocks sell off as higher tariffs go into effect for Chinese goods coming to the U.S., while the wave of notable initial public offerings continues. Weekly Economic Update Presented by Glenn Williams, CFP®,

In this week’s recap: the Federal Reserve stands pat on interest rates, key indicators show strength, and stocks end the week little changed. Weekly Economic Update Presented by Glenn Williams, CFP®, May 6, 2019 THE WEEK ON WALL STREET Stocks

In this week’s recap: stocks come all the way back from their December lows, Q1 growth surpasses expectations, and earnings take center stage. Weekly Economic Update Presented by Glenn Williams CFP®, April 29, 2019 THE WEEK ON WALL STREET Stocks

In this week’s recap: stocks move sideways as earnings season gathers momentum, and retail sales jump. Weekly Economic Update  (CLICK HERE to download a PDF version of this Weekly) Presented by Glenn Williams CFP®, April 22, 2019 THE WEEK ON

In this week’s recap: stocks advance after earnings season gets off to an encouraging start, and consumer prices rise the most in more than a year. (CLICK HERE for a Downloadable PDF version of this update) Weekly Economic Update Presented by

In this week’s recap: stocks rise with help from a reassuring March employment report as well as news of further progress in U.S.-China trade talks. – Weekly Economic Update – Presented by Glenn Williams, April 8, 2019 – THE WEEK

October, Oh My! . . . Goodbye . . . October 2018 (Download as a PDF) Hello November! As the temperatures began to cool down in October, Stock Market Volatility began to heat up. To make matters seem worse, the

(Download PDF) August 2018 . . . and what you can do. I was recently asked about an oncoming recession and how it may impact my client’s portfolio. Since we are in the second longest economic expansion, this seems like