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President
"Having a basic understanding of how money, investing and our broader financial system works is critical in our society today. Yet there is a growing realization, particularly in the wake of the last financial crisis, that many people don't understand budgeting, investing or how simple financial products like loans work.”
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Portfolio Advisory Group — U.S. Equities
“We continue to suggest to our investors that they maintain their asset allocation to stocks; what is comfortable to them, what makes sense from a strategic standpoint for their allocation and there are reasons for that. Number one: We see no risk of U.S. recession. If we did, the view would be quite different.”
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Lead Strategist,
U.S. Fixed Income Strategies
“As the Fed begins to raise rates at some point, the dollar will strengthen, and that is going to hurt a lot of these emerging market economies," said Bishop. "Longer term, there will be opportunities but we want to be patient now.”
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