We believe there is potential in 2021 for positive global economic and earnings growth; however, nothing is ever certain. Scott Welch explains how our Model Portfolios are positioned at both the asset class and risk factor levels and are designed to weather whatever may come the market’s way this year.

In the final days of 2020, Scott Welch outlines his cautious yet optimistic economic and market outlook for 2021.

With the election behind us, and as we enter 2021, Scott Welch outlines five primary economic and market signals that may provide perspective on where the markets will go from here.

Many believe that the election results and corresponding current events suggest the markets may return to a similar environment as over the past few years. Against this backdrop, Scott Welch makes the case for investors to position their portfolios toward disruptive growth.

Trying to outguess the market is, in the end, a fool’s game. Scott Welch explains why he believes instead that investors should seek to build strategic “all-weather” portfolios that can handle whatever comes their way over full market cycles.

Historically, small-cap stocks have beaten large-cap stocks during periods of economic recovery following a recession. Against this backdrop, Scott Welch makes the case that small-cap stocks are long overdue for a comeback.