Financial advisors say their optimism over the state of the economy and the future of the equity markets, while still positive, has waned in the past month.
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Financial advisors polled in the latest Advisor Confidence Index say their overall optimism in the economy and markets has dropped 2.24 percent to 112.9 over the past month. Their outlook has particularly dimmed when predicting where the economy...
The latest Advisor Confidence Index from WealthManagement.com shows advisors optimism in the markets and the economy over the next twelve months has grown dimmer.
While advisors consider the recent battles among federal lawmakers as depressing the current economy, they are increasingly bullish on the near-term future of the stock market.
Advisors’ view of the current economy—and the stock market—has held steady over the past month, even as standoffs in Syria, and in the halls of the Federal Government, threatened the markets.
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The WealthManagement.com Advisor Confidence Index fell overall in August, as advisors look for a near-term pullback in equity markets.
Advisors’ view of the current economy—and the stock market—is turning more favorable, yet they are less optimistic about the future
