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The country is now slowly emerging from the shelter at home orders.  Like most people, I’m tired of it.  I miss my friends, some of whom are moving away soon.  This virus is robbing me of the opportunity to spend time with them, which I will never get back.  I miss my family.  I’ve missed birthdays, graduations, reunions and planned vacations.  I miss m

I hope this letter finds you physically and mentally healthy.  We have passed the initial shock of pandemic fears, financial panic and our social world being turned upside down.  However, the battle continues and the effects of isolation from shelter-in-place are cumulative with time. 

In my last letter I advised you not to kill the sheep, but instead to keep it fed and alive, so that we can shear the profits in a recovery.  While I have been exceptionally busy on the phone and through emails, talking through portfolio strategy, I have not had one client (yet) instruct me to kill the sheep and sell out of stocks.  This fact gives me great joy!

You are no doubt consuming the news like drinking from a fire hose.  It is good to stay informed.  However, I recommend taking frequent breaks and remembering the importance of walking outside and feeling the sun as often as is feasible. While we are learning what social distance rules to live by, we are fortunate in our ability to still interact with nature and stay connected th

Market Recap

Alsworth Capital Management - Third Quarter 2019 Investor Presentation, please click HERE

Market Recap

Second Quarter 2019 – Playing Musical Chairs with the Fed

Market Recap

Market Recap

Now that we have traveled 365 days around the sun to start a new year, we have the opportunity to look back at the previous year and use that information to help set a course for the next.  What stands out the most about 2018 was the return of volatility, as well as the fact that every major asset class experienced negative returns, to varying degrees.