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Understanding The Federal Reserve Mandate To End Inflation

The Federal Reserve System, the nation’s central bank, has a dual mandate to pursue maximum employment and maintain price stability. These two priorities are currently treated equally, but that was not always the case. In fact, the Fed’s bias toward maximizing employment was a critical driver of the stagflation that plagued the U.S. in the late 1960s and 1970s. Recognizing the need to balance price stability and maximum employment, in 1977, Congress revised the Federal Reserve Act.

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Stocks Closed At A Record High

The Standard & Poor’s 500 stock index closed Friday at a new all–time high,  ending the first quarter of the year with a gain of 10%. That’s as much as large-company stocks averaged annually  since 1926.

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Fed Governor Kugler Details Inflation And Economic Outlook

The 12-month inflation rate, as measured by the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) index, was 2.6% in December, down from its peak of 7.1% in June 2022, and the six-month rate for PCE inflation was even lower, at 2%, which is the target rate set by the Federal Reserve.

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BOND INVESTING

As a full-service broker-dealer with a fixed income securities foundation, we are proud to be a leading bond specialist. Our bond principals guide and educate retail and institutional customers regarding corporate, government, municipal, mortgage-backed securities (MBSs) and brokered CDs.  While there are many avenues to ..

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WEALTH ADVISORY

If you would like a more managed approach to your investment portfolio you may want to consider a wealth management account*. A properly tailored wealth management account has many benefits. One key factor is removing the ..

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TRI-PARTY CLEARING ARRANGEMENTS

Broker-dealers, small to mid-sized banks, and credit unions that operate broker-dealers are feeling the increased cost pressures of new regulations, new technology, enhanced cybersecurity rules..

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“The achievements of an organization are the results of the combined effort of each individual.”

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By Sheryl Nance-Nash. Special to Newsday

As with climbing a ladder, it is wise to have a plan, experts say, especially if you are preparing to invest your hard-earned money. Photo Credit: iStock

As you say goodbye to one year and usher in another, what would you do over? And what do you want going forward? Money matters may top the list. Are you ready to start investing, or take your investing to the next level? Here's what the pros suggest:

Diversify: Spread risk -- you'll sleep better. "Don't bet everything on a single stock or a small group ofinvestments. One way to achieve diversity is to use low-cost exchange-traded funds," says Morgan Downey, CEO of Money.net in Manhattan.

Have a strategy: Some people invest with one idea in mind: making money. "This is an outstanding goal,but don't be blind to other priorities, such as tax efficiency, managing risk and reviewing asset allocation," says Robert Traina, a financial adviser with CUNA Brokerage Services in Westbury. Set goals.

Check your emotions at the door: "Don't let emotions get in the way. Neither fear nor greed has a placeat the table when it comes to investments. Fear prompts panic selling, while greed is driven by past performance, which does not predict future returns. Keep a level head," says Traina.

Do your homework: "You need to be confident and knowledgeable to have conviction. Managing yourmoney takes work. Read, read, read; it will give insight into long-term trends. Political, social and economic news are all relevant to your portfolio," says Keith Lanton, president of Lantern Investments in Melville.

Be patient: Says Harrine Freeman, CEO of H.E. Freeman Enterprises in Bethesda, Maryland, "You haveto keep your money invested for at least seven years to see a return."

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