Explore Savant Wealth’s Q3 2025 Market Insights: Economic trends, stock performance, and why disciplined, diversified investing contributes to long-term success.
Market swings can rattle even the savviest savers, but reacting hastily often does more harm than good. With a calm mindset and a few steadying mantras, you can ride out volatility and stay focused on long-term financial performance.
In times of market turbulence, emotional discipline and a sound framework are essential. As recent volatility stirs echoes of past crises, we remain steadfast in our evidence-based approach—anchored in patience, diversification, and perspective—to help weather uncertainty and pursue long-term financial success.
Recent turbulence in U.S. markets, including tech stock declines and rising tariffs, underscores the importance of diversification. Staying disciplined, focused on long-term goals, and globally diversified can help navigate volatility.
In today’s digital age, information is abundant, but true wisdom is rare. At Savant, we transform data into actionable insights, guiding clients with proficiency, discipline, and evidence-based strategies.
The U.S. faces a daunting fiscal dilemma: rising national debt driven by deficit spending, leaving two unappealing options—raise taxes or cut spending. This article explores the challenges, political realities, and investor strategies.
In a world of rapid transformation, adapting to change is vital. From evolving technologies like AI to shifting market trends, 2024 highlighted the resilience of people, markets, and innovation. Savant’s Chief Investment Officer Zach Ivey explores the year’s key insights.
This story is one of the most vivid reminders of why international diversification matters and why assuming that today’s winners will always lead is a dangerous game.
The financial landscape is challenging, with inflation, political unrest, and market swings creating uncertainty. Avoid costly mistakes driven by fear or impulse. Watch this webinar recording for strategies to invest wisely amid economic uncertainty.
The recent outcome, while significant, is a moment in a broader democratic process—and it’s important not to let immediate emotions dictate financial decisions. History shows that across nearly a century of diverse presidential terms, markets have historically trended upward, driven by companies focused on growth, innovation, and customer value rather than political shifts.
The stock market hitting new highs can be a cause for celebration, but it can also trigger anxieties for investors. This common question arises: “Should I wait for a pullback before investing?”
Watch our Q3 2024 Market Wise Update with Financial Advisor and Investment Strategist Zach Ivey and Senior Investment Strategist Chip Kalousek, as they unpack the third quarter’s key market trends.