Quoted from The Wall Street Journal: Stronger than expected economic indicators dash hopes for aggressive Fed action By Karen Langley Jan. 17, 2024 4:45 pm ET U.S. stock indexes fell deeper into negative territory for 2024 as investors dialed back their expectations for how quickly the Federal Reserve might start cutting interest rates. Retail sales rose a …
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Quoted from MarketWatch: Published: Oct. 30, 2023 at 1:26 p.m. ET By Philip van Doorn You can earn high yields on municipal bonds right now, while avoiding risk in the stock market. If you are an investor, assumptions built up during decades of low bond yields now have to go out the window. Interest rates are …
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Quoted from The Wall Street Journal: Traders pulled away from Apple and Nvidia By Karen Langley Sept. 8, 2023 4:35 pm ET The S&P 500 ticked lower for the week, weighed down by losses in tech heavyweights .Apple shares ended the week down 6% after China ordered central-government officials to stop using iPhones. Shares of Nvidia, the …
Quoted from MarketWatch: Published: June 6, 2023 at 10:29 a.m. ET By: Philip van Doorn This is a perfect time to be reminded that there are other approaches to the stock market. According to Daniel Genter, president of Genter Capital Management, which manages about $6 billion for institutional and private clients in Los Angeles, “what is …
Quoted from Kiplinger: BY ANDREW TANZER 6%-10% Midstream Energy Infrastructure Midstream companies process, store and transport oil and natural gas around the country through pipelines. They are positioned between upstream companies (energy producers) and downstream firms, which produce finished goods such as liquefied natural gas (LNG). “Dan Genter, president of RNC Genter Capital Management, likes ENBRIDGE …
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Quoted from The Wall Street Journal: Investors parse mixed signals about the economy and the path for interest rates By Hardika Singh and Chelsey Dulaney Updated April 13, 2023 4:47 pm ET The impact of Silicon Valley Bank’s meltdown on bank profits seems to be limited, according to Wall Street analysts—at least for the big banks. Analysts …
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Quoted from Barron’s: Bonds have performed adequately this year. The Bloomberg US Aggregate Bond Index returned 3.1% through March 22, compared with 3% for the S&P 500SPX +0.56% , but it’s worth considering at least a partial allocation to cash. Investors should “be more heavily weighted on the short end [of the curve], versus just buying some type of …
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Quoted from Barron’s: The 10-year U.S. Treasury Note recently was yielding about 4%, up from around 2% a year ago—thanks to the aggressive rate-boosting regimen of the Federal Reserve, aimed at getting inflation under control. Dan Genter, the CEO of Genter Capital Management, doesn’t expect a wave of payout cuts, though he foresees dividend growth …
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Quoted from The Wall Street Journal: Contrarian investment strategy outpaced the Dow Jones Industrial Average for the first time since 2018 By Hardika Singh Investors’ Best Friend in 2022: The Dogs of the Dow Jan. 5, 2023 8:00 am ET The Dogs of the Dow broke away from the pack in 2022. The popular contrarian investment …
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Quoted from Barron’s: Bond ladders work best for investors who don’t worry so much about market gyrations, says Dan Genter, CEO of Genter Capital Management, which offers muni ladders. “They’re suitable for someone who says, ‘All I care about is getting income; I don’t really care if it goes up or down, as long as …
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