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The Stringer Difference
We believe we can help investors do better by incorporating valuable lessons learned from behavioral finance with our innovative allocation approach.
Why Invest With Us
Three Layers of Risk Management
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Strategic Asset Allocation
We believe sound portfolio construction begins with strategic asset allocation. Our innovative allocation process is designed to overcome behavioral biases while dynamically managing exposures to reflect our outlook.
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Tactical Asset Allocation
We manage risk tactically over the short-term by investing across a broad array of themes and asset classes including cash. We can either invest opportunistically or defensively depending on the environment.
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Cash Indicator
This process is designed to potentially protect assets from extreme market downturns and create a cash reserve for reinvestment at more attractive valuations.
Risk Managed Solutions
Managing real money, for real people, in real time has led us to create multiple solutions to meet the needs of investors no matter where they are in their investment journey.
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Recent Articles & Insights
How Increasing Use of China’s Currency on Global Markets Affects U.S. Investors
The yuan has a long way to go to displace other currencies, such as the euro, let alone the USD. The further ahead we look, the more skeptical we become that the Yuan could threaten the predominance of the US Dollar. Our work suggests that China’s impressive economic growth is in the past and not likely a long-term phenomenon.
How Fracturing Global Trade Networks Can Support U.S. Economic Growth
We have previously written about three important domestic characteristics that we think will act as pillars to support impressive U.S. economic growth in the decade ahead: strong household balance sheets, strong corporate balance sheets, and positive demographic trends. A fourth pillar of economic growth is the fracturing of global trade networks.
Why the Fed is Probably Done Raising Rates
Our work suggests that the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) is likely done raising short-term interest rates for the current business cycle. Although the Fed has made clear that they expect to increase interest rates an additional 25 basis points (0.25%) this year and then hold them at that level for some time, we expect the Fed to begin cutting interest rates later this year.
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