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In our most recent webinar titled, “Equities over bonds: Increasing Equities as Recovery Continues”, we discuss why we are favoring stocks over bonds in our portfolios as the world continues to recover from the COVID-19 global pandemic. Here are the key takeaways:
- Global economy continues to recover as vaccines are being deployed and COVID cases decline.
- Recent market weakness relieved excess optimism while maintaining positive trend.
- Unprecedented policy support warrants a risk asset approach but with an eye to the next problem.
- Stratos Private Wealth overweight equities vs bonds with a tight leash.
- Stratos Private Wealth to have conversations individually with clients on alternative portfolio options as bonds provide less stability in a reflationary environment.
We will continue to monitor our objective indicators for signs that it is time for a shift in investment strategy. Please contact Stratos Private Wealth if you have any questions or if you would like to discuss your specific situation in more detail.
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