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Markets and Economy Update – May 2022

Markets and Economy Update – May 2022

by Tim Doyle, CFP®, MBA | Jun 7, 2022 | Market & Economy

Generally speaking, there are two topics of conversation which nearly guarantee that I am going to mentally disengage from a discussion. First, is any type of dialogue in which someone describes in detail a dream they had the night before. When that happens, I usually...
Markets and Economy Update – April 2022

Markets and Economy Update – April 2022

by Tim Doyle, CFP®, MBA | May 5, 2022 | Market & Economy

By: Tim Doyle, CFP® – Chief Investment Officer Let us pretend that over the past few years you began every single morning with three chocolate donuts and washed them down with a 32 ounce, super-caffeinated iced coffee. Eventually, at your long-delayed physical,...
Markets and Economy Update – March 2022

Markets and Economy Update – March 2022

by Tim Doyle, CFP®, MBA | Apr 5, 2022 | Market & Economy

By: Tim Doyle, CFP® – Chief Investment Officer In early February, I had a brief back-and-forth with a Destiny Capital colleague discussing some of the news emerging out of Ukraine and Russia. I outlined some potential implications related to oil prices, economic...
Markets and Economy Update – August 2021

Markets and Economy Update – August 2021

by Tim Doyle, CFP®, MBA | Sep 3, 2021 | Market & Economy

I almost hesitate to reveal this, but my wife and I are both natives of New Jersey. You know, the type of people on the highway who drive all the way to the very end of a merge lane before executing a (perfect, mind you) zipper-merge? Yeah, that’s us. Please do not...
Markets and Economy Update – July 2021

Markets and Economy Update – July 2021

by Tim Doyle, CFP®, MBA | Aug 3, 2021 | Market & Economy

In mid-July, I had some business-related travel that forcefully yanked me out of my prolonged hibernation, and, before I realized what was happening, had me buckled in at seat 23A of a United Airlines flight. In some ways, the trip felt like running at full sprint...
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