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 January 1 – January 31, 2023.
Executive Summary
The start of 2023 brought a welcome change of scenery, with most asset classes performing strong out of the gate. Indeed, the beleaguered “60/40” portfolio was up 4.5% in January, its fourth-best start to a year since 1976. However, forecasts for the first quarter of 2023 are still tepid at best, as the economic tea leaves continue to point toward a slowdown in the U.S. and globally.
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Executive Summary
While interest rates have stabilized for now, inflation remains elevated, and uncertainty remains. The global economy continues to slow, while central banks worldwide attempt to rein in inflation. As near-term risks remain elevated, we believe recession risk remains moderate, and investors should refrain from making rash investment timing decisions.
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As inflation and interest rates surge higher, it's been a bumpy road for stocks and bonds alike. The global economy is undoubtedly slowing while the Fed is trying to play catch up to rein in inflation. While near-term risks remain elevated, we believe recession risk remains moderate, and investors should refrain from making rash investment timing decisions.
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Executive Summary
Despite renewed fears stemming from the Delta variant of COVID-19, consumer confidence remains high, reflecting optimism surrounding jobs, spending and business conditions.
Even with elevated inflation expectations, interest rates continue to fall as peak growth and earnings concerns percolate.
