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May 7, 2019 | Market Fears Bubbling Once More

Adrian Mastracci

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Adrian Mastracci, Discretionary Portfolio Manager, B.E.E., MBA. My expertise in the investment and financial advisory profession began in 1972. I graduated with the Bachelor of Electrical Engineering from General Motors Institute in 1971. I then attended the University of British Columbia, graduating with the MBA in 1972. I have attained the “Discretionary Portfolio Manager” professional designation. I am committed to offering clients the highest standard of personal service by providing prompt, courteous and professional attention. My advice is objective, unbiased and without conflicts of interest. I’m part of a team that delivers comprehensive services and best value in managing client wealth.

Market fears are bubbling once more. Market direction remains anyone’s guess.

Today’s closing results slipped near -470 points for the Dow; -48 points for the S&P500.

Headlines remain conflicted. World trade concerns and interest rates lead the wall of worry.

Investors keep wondering about economic sustainability. Managing risks continues as top priority.

Adopt my 4-point investing mantra for your long run:

1). Stop worrying about every market move.
2). Keep your action plan nimble.
3). Buy some quality when others sell.
4). Sell some when others buy.

Investing is about looking beyond what is happening today. Switch to the long lens for clarity.

I’m happy to discuss.

Best,

Adrian

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May 7th, 2019

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