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“Industry Perspectives” 1Q 2019
Equity markets produced a significant reversal in the 1st quarter of 2019 following one of the worst periods of performance to close out 2018. Much of the reversal in market sentiment was a result of the change in the Federal Reserve’s (the Fed) policies, providing a more growth-friendly backdrop, combined with the anticipation that a U.S. – China trade deal is imminent.
International Equities – The New Market Leaders?
Even though international equity markets posted another disappointing year in both absolute and relative terms compared to the U.S. market, they actually outperformed the U.S. over the last half of 2018.
Market Sentiment vs Fundamentals
Above-average GDP growth, a robust job market, and double-digit earnings growth are some of the fundamentals that indicate current economic conditions are still fairly strong. However, the biggest threat to the economy is arguably investor confidence itself.
“Industry Perspectives” 4Q 2018
Worries about rising interest rates, the continuing trade friction between the U.S. and China, and geopolitical tensions tempered risk appetites among investors in the 4th quarter.
Bear Markets & Client Expectations Copy
Setting expectations now will help shepherd clients through the next market downturn.
How a Small-Cap Fund Manager is Handling a Ruthless Period in the Stock Market
Jamie Cuellar, BUFSX co-portfolio manager, discusses his team’s trend-spotting and portfolio-building strategies that have helped the Buffalo Small Cap Fund weather the recent market volatility.
“Industry Perspectives” 3Q 2018
With the holiday season quickly approaching, this is a positive indicator for consumer spending and could help the markets finish the year strong. However, the disparity between growth stocks and value stocks is perhaps the most glaring factor that could impact investors’ portfolio performance over the next 18 months.
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