About
Gary began his career in investment strategy and management in 2003. He is highly-skilled in the areas of macroeconomic research, portfolio management and investment analysis. Gary also enjoys delivering market commentary and guidance to clients. He lives in Morris Township, NJ with his wife Andrea and their daughter Avery. In his free time, you will find Gary spending time in the outdoors, running and playing sports.
Education
- BS, College of New Jersey, MBA, Seton Hall University
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For the period April 1 – April 30, 2025.
Executive Summary
Equity markets experienced significant volatility in April but ultimately ended on a positive note. Amidst ongoing concerns about the trade war, uncertainty persists, shaking investor confidence. Even as the stock market recovers, making bold predictions as to what happens next is a futile task.
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In this webinar, which originally aired on April 24, 2025, two of Wealth Enhancement’s senior portfolio specialists, Gary Quinzel and Aya Yoshioka, discuss a brief history of tariffs in the U.S., investment market reactions to all the headline
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On April 2, the Trump administration formally announced reciprocal tariffs that will take effect on Saturday, April 5, 2025, with higher duties taking effect next Wednesday, April 9, 2025. These tariffs are larger and more far-reaching than most expected, reigniting growth and inflation concerns across capital markets.
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Join Gary Quinzel for the first episode of “7 Market Movers,” a weekly update on what’s happening in the markets and why from our Investment Management Team. In this short video, Gary considers global economic growth, interest rates, inflation, fiscal policy, monetary policy, global macro risk, and investor confidence to determine what is moving the markets this week.
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Executive Summary
Uncertainty is the talk of the town. Mixed economic data, a budding trade war, geopolitical concerns, and weak seasonality all have contributed to a modest pullback for most U.S. stock indices. Despite the headwinds, expectations for rate cuts have ticked higher, which should help support stocks in case of a near-term disruption to economic growth.
