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Brian Perry
ABOUT Brian

In addition to overseeing Pure’s investment offering and platform, Brian works closely with Pure’s financial advisors, helping provide them with the tools and resources necessary to serve their clients and continue the firm’s mission of providing the highest quality financial education and planning to as many people as possible. He has been actively involved in [...]

Brian Fahey
ABOUT Brian

Brian Fahey is a Senior Investment Strategist & Financial Advisor with Pure Financial Advisors. In his role he works directly with a select group of clients while serving on Pure’s investment committee. Prior to Pure, Brian was the Chief Investment Officer at Personal Investment Management, a boutique Registered Investment Advisory firm that joined Pure in [...]

Pure’s Executive Vice President & Chief Investment Officer, Brian Perry, CFP®, CFA, AIF®, and Senior Investment Strategist & Financial Advisor, Brian Fahey, CFA, provide updates on tariffs, the economy, and financial markets, as well as insight into what might come next.

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Outline

  • 00:00 Intro
  • 00:36 What are Tariffs and Why do We Care?
  • 3:20 How important is trade to the US?
  • 8:35 Tariff rates could move lower
  • 15:47 What’s Next for the Economy?
  • 16:00 Contributions to real GDP growth
  • 18:15 Consumers keep spending
  • 21:10 Putting recessions in perspective
  • 22:26 Q&A
    • Do you recommend sitting on the sidelines until there’s less uncertainty with all the volatility going on?
    • With growth slowing for the first time since 2022, are we not in a recession?  And should we be adjusting for the worst case?
    • What’s the goal for these tariffs?  And will it work?
  • 26:16 What’s Going on with the Financial Markets?
  • 28:49 Market declines are normal
  • 36:20 Emotional investing
  • 42:16 Treasuries beating stocks
  • 45:44 Manage taxes: tax loss harvesting, Roth Conversions
  • 48:50 Q&A
    • Are fund managers adjusting their investments to shift to stocks that are less susceptible to the tariff risks?
    • Long term outlook is fine but how should those in retirement adjust for their investments that they have in accounts now?
    • Can you expand upon the fact that the US bonds are only limited to $10,000 per person?
    • Roth conversions, is this a good time to do it?
    • I’m 3 years away from retirement and I’m 90% in equities, do I buy bonds?

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