Nov 11, 2022

Quarterly Market Summary and Outlook – October 2022

WIth another rocky quarter, equities continued their downhill slide with most equity indexes showing double-digit negative returns tear-to-date (YTD).  The first half of the quarter we saw a bear market rally in July and August only to watch the S&P 500 Index post its worst September since 2002 to finish with a total loss YTD of -23.9%… to read more click HERE

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