8 ways advisers are preparing clients for the second half of 2018
While stocks are not especially cheap, there are a lot of ingredients in the mixing bowl that make the business climate extremely attractive.
Interest rates and inflation remain relatively low, corporate tax rates and government regulation have been cut dramatically, unemployment is at historic lows, and consumer and business spending are strong.
What could go wrong? A lot of things, including runaway inflation and a true trade war erupting. While I am watching these risks closely I would not want to bet against the U.S. market.
—Joshua Nelson, founder and CEO, Keystone Financial Services