WrapManager's Wealth Management Blog

Louis Navellier discusses why he believes that a falling dollar is usually good for stocks. "The S&P 500 fell 1% last week, but many foreign stock markets, especially in Asia, were hit harder than that. Japan’s Nikkei plunged 6.4% on Thursday, entering official bear market territory, falling 20% from its May peak. Foreign investors are also unloading U.S. Treasury bonds in record amounts, so it appears that one of the safest havens in the coming months might very well be the U.S. stock market." Download Navellier's Full Commentary Here Get Free Research Reports on Navellier & Associates [+] Read More

Roosevelt Investments' All Cap Core Equity Team discusses the possible "taper" in quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve. [+] Read More

Eagle Asset Management's June Market Perspective focuses on the Eurozone and the influence of the German economy, calling it "no different than the Chinese mercantile model." [+] Read More

Bob Doll, Chief Equity Strategist at Nuveen Asset Management, takes a look at what effects a monetary exit by the Federal Reserve could have on the economy, stocks and bonds. [+] Read More

Louis Navellier looks at the most recent jobs report and the value of the dollar, which has finally fallen after rising too far, too fast. "The S&P 500 fell 2.9% from Tuesday to Thursday morning last week before recovering to post a modest 0.8% gain for the week. The market liked the Friday jobs report, even though it was merely “OK” (with 175,000 new jobs). It was a “Goldilocks” figure, according to analysts – neither too hot nor too cold – but the good news for stock market investors is that this and many other signs of slower economic growth will likely encourage the Fed to continue its policy of quantitative easing for the time being." Download Navellier's Full Commentary Here Get Free Research Reports on Navellier & Associates [+] Read More

There is much to attend to when a loved one passes. Addressing financial matters are often, and understandably, put on hold. Tending to family is important, though it’s usually better to address the financial matters sooner rather than later. Often the surviving spouse may not have a complete understanding of the financial situation they are now in charge of - where accounts are located, whom to contact and what documents are important. The first thing to do is to take a breather. Then contact WrapManager. Each situation is unique and your advisor can guide you and help ensure the important items are addressed. At a minimum, the following steps can set you on the right path. [+] Read More

This week's commentary from Nuveen Asset Management addresses the recent increases in Treasury yields. [+] Read More

Louis Navellier comments on the "wall of worry" that investors have recently learned to shrug off. [+] Read More

Bob Doll, Chief Equity Strategist, focuses this week's commentary on the Federal Reserve and the timing of its actions. [+] Read More