The market is projecting continued growth in corporate profits. Coupled with low interest rates, this will continue to inflate asset values, including stocks, until interest rates rise and inflation increases. In this video, Tower Bridge Advisors Chief Investment officer Jim Meyer discusses the possibility of rising rates and inflation stalling the growth in asset values. …
February 2021 Economic Update – “2021 – Growth vs. Inflation”Read More
Heading into 2021, the big questions to be answered are whether companies can continue to grow revenues and earnings, and if the Fed can keep inflation in check and interest rates low. In this video, Tower Bridge Advisors Chief Investment Officer Jim Meyer discusses the path ahead in 2021 and the impact of growth and …
December 2020 Economic Update – “2021 – Growth vs. Inflation”Read More
With the election behind us, there is a bit more certainty about what a new administration would mean for the economy. In this video, Tower Bridge Advisors Chief Investment Officer Jim Meyer examines the potential impact of a Biden Presidency, combined with the upswing in COVID cases that threatens to negatively impact the economy again.
November 2020 Economic Update: A New President and a VaccineRead More
COVID 19 continues to impact our lives, and the upcoming election has created a lot of uncertainty about what lies ahead for the economy. In this video, Jim Meyer, Chief Investment Officer of Tower Bridge Advisors, examines the ongoing economic impact of the COVID virus, and looks at the potential outcomes of the Presidential election …
October 2020 Economic Update: COVID-19, The Election and a Look AheadRead More
The Fed has announced their intent to keep interest rates low for the foreseeable future. As a result, the investment markets continue to gain ground while the pandemic continues to do damage to certain sectors of the economy. In this video, our Chief Investment Officer, Jim Meyer, provides insight regarding the long term impact of …
September 2020 Economic Update: Can There Ever Be Too Much Money?Read More
