September 2024 Market Minute
In this month’s Market Minute, we’re breaking down three key trends: Interest Rates, Jobs Market, and Consumer Spending. Watch for insights on how these could shape the economy!
August 2024 Market Minute
For August, the Henssler Research Analysts are closely monitoring signs of life from Small- and Mid-Cap stocks, the continuing tensions between China and Taiwan, and the earnings growth rate for second quarter that is on track to be the highest since late 2021.
Market Timing or Strategic Investing: Building a Resilient Portfolio
Trying to time the market is a gamble—predicting the bottom and the peak is nearly impossible. Instead, we recommend focus on strong fundamentals and strategic portfolio design.
July 2024 Market Minute
For July, the Henssler Financial Research Analysts are keeping a close eye on signs of weakening in the labor market, a slowdown in housing, and if inflation continues to weigh on retail sales.
Real Estate Roundup: Feeling the Impact of Higher Rates
The national median price of existing homes hit a record $407,600 in April 2024, despite high borrowing costs. Learn about the key factors influencing these contrasting markets and their impact on the broader economy.
What Stubborn Inflation Could Mean for the U.S. Economy
It’s important to keep in mind that the most dangerous battle against inflation seems to have been won. The issue now is that there has been upward movement during the first three months of 2024.
May 2024 Market Minute
Our Research Analysts are keeping a close eye on the commodities market, the 10-year Treasury and tensions with China for the month of May.
Interest Rates Stand Still: A Look at the Factors Holding Back Cuts in 2024
This week on “Money Talks,” Chief Investment Officer Troy Harmon, CFA, CVA, and fellow Research Analysts Nick Antonucci, CVA, CEPA, and Jacob Keen, CFA, take a deeper dive into the trends seen in the stock market, economy, and the possibility of stagflation.
What to Know About T Plus 1 Trade Settlement
Settlement cycles on U.S. stocks and other securities will shift from two business days to one. Securities affected include stocks, bonds, exchange-traded funds, certain mutual funds, real estate investment trusts, and MLPs traded on U.S. exchanges.
Navigating Economic Storms: 10 Strategies for Business Survival and Success
Amid the challenges of high interest rates, mounting consumer debt, and fears of a recession lies an opportunity for businesses to not only survive but thrive. We provide 10 actionable tips for success.