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“We ask: “Have we robbed Peter to pay Paul?” In other words, has the 39% bounce (through 06/03/20) off the S&P 500’s March low pulled forward gains that can’t possibly be built or sustained given the full and speedy COVID recovery reflected in stock prices? If the answer is “yes,” then we’re set up for a disappointing second half of 2020. “
This week, Independent Solutions Wealth Management’s Investment Committee members, Dan Neiman, and Paul Meeks share with Wealth Management Magazine their outlook for the remainder of the year 2020 in the featured article titled “Transitioning Portfolios to Business 2.0”. The article discusses COVID’s profound impact on the markets and what it means for companies in their transition to what we can refer to as ‘Business 2.0’.
We wanted to thanks WealthManagement.com for the opportunity to be a part of this publication.
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