The Yield Curve and The Deficit

Stringer Asset Management is a dedicated investment management company that goes beyond the standard by managing risk in real time by including many of the lessons learned from behavioral finance. While our philosophy is centered on Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) and asset allocation, we realize that has limits. Our framework combines a 3- to 5-year strategic outlook and a 6- to 18-month tactical outlook. We believe this innovative approach focuses our team on a shorter timeframe that has greater visibility when creating our forward-looking assumptions, and potentially provides more consistent risk adjusted returns. Our firm prides itself on helping advisors and clients cut through the noise and navigate the path to good client communication and solid financial decisions. Tune in as we provide our dynamic market outlook, historical perspectives, and engage in conversations about some of the more pressing financial questions.

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Stringer Asset Management is a dedicated investment management company that goes beyond the standard by managing risk in real time by including many of the lessons learned from behavioral finance. While our philosophy is centered on Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) and asset allocation, we realize that has limits. Our framework combines a 3- to 5-year strategic outlook and a 6- to 18-month tactical outlook. We believe this innovative approach focuses our team on a shorter timeframe that has greater visibility when creating our forward-looking assumptions, and potentially provides more consistent risk adjusted returns. Our firm prides itself on helping advisors and clients cut through the noise and navigate the path to good client communication and solid financial decisions. Tune in as we provide our dynamic market outlook, historical perspectives, and engage in conversations about some of the more pressing financial questions.

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The Yield Curve and The Deficit

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