Submitted by Vantage Financial Partners Limited on November 26th, 2019
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By Bob Veres with Insider Information
Submitted by Vantage Financial Partners Limited on November 26th, 2019
by Dan Zalipski, CFA
Something interesting happened in the markets in the last couple months as value stocks came to life posting returns that nearly double that of their growth counterparts. Value and growth are two labels in an overly simplified yet effective way to categorize different types of stocks.
Submitted by Vantage Financial Partners Limited on November 15th, 2019
by Scott Rosenquist, CFA
October’s employment data came in better than expected showing that the US economy continues to plow ahead. The previous two months were also revised higher and the labor force participation rate increased. All of this points to a growing economy and keeps recession risk low for the time being. What do the numbers mean for the economy going forward?
Submitted by Vantage Financial Partners Limited on October 22nd, 2019
by Jon W. Flaherty
Have you ever woken up in the middle of the night and started worrying about your finances? Maybe you’re trying to figure out how to make ends meet, or perhaps you’re nearing an age where you’d like to retire but aren’t sure if you’re prepared to do so. Or maybe you have kids a few years away from college and aren’t sure how to pay for it. The list can seem endless and unsolvable at two in the morning. The main cause of this worry stems from uncertainty.
Submitted by Vantage Financial Partners Limited on October 22nd, 2019
by Dan Zalipski, CFA
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the second time in 2019 this past September. The Fed reiterated its desire to extend and sustain the current expansion while citing the U.S. economic outlook as favorable.
Submitted by Vantage Financial Partners Limited on October 8th, 2019
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Submitted by Vantage Financial Partners Limited on October 8th, 2019
This month I am sharing an article from Bob Veres that discusses the current market conditions. I hope you enjoy.
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by Bob Veres with Insider Information
Submitted by Vantage Financial Partners Limited on September 23rd, 2019
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By Bob Veres with Insider Information
Submitted by Vantage Financial Partners Limited on September 23rd, 2019

Our 30th Anniversary celebrations have been many and we are just getting started! The celebration began with our Open House in July which included impressive balloon towers and garland, bubbly champagne, delicious cake and wonderful people! We then added music, sunshine and treats to the mix at our concerts in the park.
Submitted by Vantage Financial Partners Limited on September 23rd, 2019
by Dan Zalipski, CFA
Our Market Minute this month notes the consumer remains in good shape and is currently being credited for keeping the economic expansion going, supported by low unemployment, low inflation, and rising wages. Retail sales continue to do well, and there’s hope that a recent drop in mortgage rates spurs another round of home buying activity. With consumer activity doing well, I wanted to take the opportunity to check in on the other side, the producers. This is where the stories diverge. Consumers have, for the most part, been able to dodge the effects of the trade war. Producers have been less fortunate.