Holly Newman Kroft on Market Outlook: Don't Try to Time the Market
CNBC TelevisionAugust 7, 20253 min3,034 views
4 connectionsΒ·8 entities in this videoβMarket Optimism Amidst Volatility
- π‘ Despite record highs in the S&P and NASDAQ, the outlook remains optimistic, though volatility is expected to continue.
- β οΈ Uncertainty stems from administration initiatives, tariff negotiations, and geopolitical factors, necessitating investors to buckle up.
- π Historically, markets tend to be positive about 75% of the time in the 12 months following a new high, with an average gain of around 9%.
Strategic Asset Allocation Advice
- π― The critical advice for clients, especially given market volatility, is to review strategic asset allocation.
- β Ensure investments are aligned with long-term goals and that one can tolerate the volatility without significant distress.
- π« Timing the market is strongly discouraged, as evidenced by the worst and best trading days occurring within days of each other.
Economic Strength and Consumer Sentiment
- π The possibility of a market "melt-up" is considered, supported by strong economic data and a resilient consumer.
- π While the stock market is distinct from the economy, economic data remains strong, with the consumer continuing to absorb tariffs.
- π Consumers are spending, though they may be becoming more selective, and they still possess disposable income.
- β οΈ Inflationary pressures are being observed in the prices of goods like toys and furniture, with a potential peak anticipated in August.
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Market OutlookNeuberger BermanHolly Newman KroftMarket VolatilityTariffsGeopolitical UncertaintyDeregulationStrategic Asset AllocationTiming the MarketEconomic DataConsumer SentimentInflationStock Market
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