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Not nearly as bad as we feared

Only when the tide goes out do you discover who’s been swimming naked. – Warren Buffett Over the past few quarters, we have expressed concern that this multi-year period of low volatility had created the potential for a structurally driven market decline analogous to those

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What does the tax cut mean for the economy?

The current tax reform looks to provide a near-term boost to the US economy. A family earning the median household income of $59,000 per year should see a reduction of taxes totaling approximately $1,000. Taxpayers earning between $75K and $100K would see an average tax

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Election Day and the Markets

In Comstock’s Third Quarter Market Commentary, our Chief Investment Officer, Steve Browne, CFA, provided insight as to the impact election years have had on the markets.  If you could go back to the beginning of any election year and ask: Had I known the outcome, would there

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Special Needs Trusts – It’s Not One Size Fits All

We invite you to join us Thursday, June 16, 2016 from 11:30am – 1:00pm at Ouisie’s Table for a discussion with experts on how to utilize special needs trusts. The panel includes Jennifer Dantzler, Executive Director, Including Kids, Inc., and Kelley Bentley, Board Certified Estate Planning and Probate Attorney, Roberts Markel

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Money Market Fund Reform

Beginning in October, the values of some money market funds will begin to fluctuate with changes in market value rather than be fixed at $1.00. Additionally some will be required, under certain circumstances, to place redemption penalties and limitations on withdrawals.  You will likely be

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The New Volatility

Recent declines in MLPs and High Yield indicate an increasingly nervous retail investor base. Individuals who made decisions almost solely on the basis of yield lack the foundation of knowledge that enables sound judgements during times of stress. Bouts of panic selling resulted. This selling

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