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October 12, 2016 | Market Commentary
In the years following the global financial crisis, the American consumer was faced with a particularly challenging economic environment. The unemployment rate climbed from just under 4.5% in 2007 to 10% only two years later as millions of workers suddenly found themselves out of a job. The …
October 06, 2016 | Market Commentary
Slow growth and volatility have been the status quo for the past several years. Managing Director of Quantitative Strategies, Christopher Petrosino, and Portfolio Strategist, Darin Leone, discuss potential threats to this status quo, why investors should avoid overreacting to near-term noise, and …
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Financial AdvisorOctober 04, 2016 | Market Commentary
Slow growth and volatility have been the status quo throughout most of the current expansion. Our indicators suggest these features are likely to remain in place for now, but it is still important to consider what could threaten this outlook. Expectations for low growth can prove incorrect not …
June 30, 2016 | Active Management
The U.S. consumer is widely known to be the major contributor to domestic economic activity. In fact, the American consumer’s share of the U.S. economy (over 68%) ranks among the highest in the world. Though the consumer and the labor market have been fragile during much of this recovery, …
November 29, 2013 | Domestic Markets
Since the earliest days of the current recovery, we have been making the case for a slow/below-trend economic growth rate for the U.S. economy. We reasoned that the growth rate would be necessarily slow as the consumer would need years to recover from the post-housing bubble hangover. Furthermore …
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