Stocks rebound as CPI lands in line; long-end yields hover near 5% while oil cools

After four down sessions, U.S. equities firmed into the close as August CPI matched expectations, easing the week’s rate jitters sparked by hotter PPI and a spike in crude.

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Do corrections mark the start of a bear market?

Personal Investor

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Nobody can predict with any degree of certainty whether a correction will reverse or turn into a bear market (that is, periods when the market is down by 20% or more).

Kyle Gowen appointed to Chief Investment Officer and Executive Committee member.

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February 23, 2022

Duncan Williams Asset Management (DWAM) would like to announce the appointment of Kyle Gowen to Chief Investment Officer and Executive Committee member.

Market returns tend to be muted until late in midterm years

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February 17, 2022

Understanding how markets work over long periods can give you more peace of mind about your financial future. We understand your concerns and are here to answer them. Call us today to discuss your future. This is just one example of how understanding the markets during midterm elections usually works. 901-435-4250

The effects of Geopolitical Conflict on the equity markets.

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The threat of war from Russia has overwhelmed mainstream media, so our team believes it is important to consider historical instances of geopolitical conflict and their impacts upon broad equity markets.

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Duncan Williams Asset Management (DWAM) is pleased to announce that we have been ranked the #1 fastest growing RIA in America according to Financial Advisor Magazine’s 2021 RIA Ranking, which lists the top Registered Investment Advisor firms in the country.

Pro Tips for Nonprofits: Choosing the right financial adviser

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Nonprofits are passionate about their missions, yet sometimes this passion can affect decision-making beyond the traditional scope of their work. Nonprofits work hard for donations, and deciding how to manage these donations in-house can surely add undue stress. This is where a financial advisor comes in.