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April 3, 2020
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, or CARES Act, which was signed into law by President Trump on March 27, 2020, has far-reaching impact for Americans. While most of the law is devoted to providing economic stimulus for businesses, several provisions change some of the rules currently in place for IRAs and other types of retirement plans.
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Dan Wantrobski April 3, 2020
In light of the historical declines and technical conditions generated by financial markets over the last few weeks, we took another look at some of the more significant correction cycles and crashes in the stock market’s long history, aligning our current glide path against these periods to uncover possible, not necessarily probable, outcomes going forward. This exercise is not meant to make exacting comparisons or predictions, but to learn from past cycles about what the markets might be capable of in the months ahead.
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Gregory M. Drahuschak April 3, 2020
The recent drop in stock prices has captured the attention of most investors. In a seemingly unrelated issue, a massive oversupply problem created a waterfall-like drop in the price of oil. It might appear that the performance of the S&P 500 and WTI is only coincidental, but history suggests otherwise.
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Michael Repak April 3, 2020
On March 27, 2020, President Trump signed into law the CARES Act (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act) to help provide financial stability and relief for individuals, investors, and business owners affected by COVID-19.
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Mark Luschini, Guy LeBas and Gregory M. Drahuschak April 2, 2020
Janney's analysts discuss the market and the consequences of coronavirus.
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Michael Halloran April 2, 2020
A fundamental tenant of equity income investing is the sustainability of the dividend. A firm must generate sustainable earnings in order to pay a sustainable dividend. Often, a high dividend yield may look very enticing when actually it’s a sign that earnings, and consequently, dividends are about to be cut. This high yield distress signal occurs when the firm’s economic fundamentals are deteriorating.
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Michael Halloran March 31, 2020
In lieu of our usual Weekly Bulletin, we are publishing special reports to discuss the market reaction to evolving news on the coronavirus outbreak. We would stress the following points as developments continue to unfold.
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Michael Halloran March 27, 2020
In response to the coronavirus economic shock, Congress just passed and we expect President Trump to sign into law, a massive, unprecedented economic stimulus package designed to bridge the economy through this extraordinary period.
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Michael Repak March 27, 2020
New tax payment deadline for 2019 Federal tax filing resulting from Covid-19.
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March 26, 2020
Through every market condition, through every stage of your life—and your family’s life—Janney provides stability and coverage for the safety and security of your assets.
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March 25, 2020
The Janney FDIC Insured Sweep Program puts your cash to work at a competitive market interest rate through a multi-bank allocation process and provides Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) protection.
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Michael Halloran March 25, 2020
In response to the coronavirus economic shock, the Senate and White House have agreed to a massive, unprecedented economic stimulus package designed to bridge the economy through this extraordinary period. This plan will be helpful to shallow the economic damage that has already been incurred, and will likely continue to be inflicted, until the outbreak subsides. While some details could change before final approval, major provisions included in the $2 trillion package are discussed below.
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Mark Luschini, Guy LeBas and Gregory M. Drahuschak March 24, 2020
Janney's analysts discuss the market and the consequences of coronavirus.
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Jeff Scharf March 24, 2020
Following the launch of the Federal Reserve‘s new lending facility to backstop the money-market mutual fund sector, Janney’s Vice President / Director of Cash Management & Lending discusses strategies to guard against losses.
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Ryan Shugrue March 24, 2020
Janney’s Director of Wealth Management Research reminds us that if history is a guide, those who remain committed to their financial goals in the face of short term turbulence should reap the rewards in the end.
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Michael Halloran March 23, 2020
In lieu of our usual Weekly Bulletin, we are publishing special reports to discuss the market reaction to evolving news on the coronavirus outbreak. We would stress the following points as developments continue to unfold.
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Gregory M. Drahuschak March 23, 2020
Rebalancing is a useful process at any point in a market cycle. While the market is rising, gradually adjusting the equity to fixed income or cash allocation can leave a portfolio less exposed to adverse events. There is a practical way to assess individual stocks that can lead to rebalancing while determining the worthiness of each portfolio member.
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Guy LeBas March 23, 2020
Financial markets have, in the past four weeks, experienced extreme volatility and in many cases losses. While the depth of the value declines in many markets were worse during the Global Financial Crisis more than a decade ago, the pace of value declines has been far steeper with the COVID-19 Crisis.
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Gregory M. Drahuschak March 19, 2020
The second in a series about the presidential election. The first report in this series was published in January.
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Guy LeBas March 19, 2020
Financial markets are not broken.