Gary D. Halbert | TalkMarkets | Page 2
Founder and CEO of Halbert Wealth Management
Gary has been in the investment business for over 40 years and is the President and CEO of Halbert Wealth Management, Inc., a registered investment advisor whose goal is to help clients invest with sophisticated strategies that provide the same edge enjoyed by many major institutional investors.

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Inflation Eases In March, But Still Way Too High
It remains to be seen if the Fed will pause its interest rate hikes after that and watch to see if inflation continues to fall.
Nervous Depositors Pull Money From Regional Banks
Federal Reserve data showed that bank customers collectively pulled nearly $100 billion from accounts for the week ended March 15.
Most American Cities In Decline – This Should Not Be News
It seems in recent months the mainstream media is finally waking up to the fact that many of America’s large cities are in decline and have been trending that way for years.
Inflation Is Falling, But Maybe Not Fast Enough For Fed
The concern is the Fed will likely have to raise interest rates substantially to get inflation anywhere near its 2% target. The fear is this will spark a recession later this year and/or next year.
Stock, Bond & Cash Returns Over The Last Century
It’s helpful to know going into each asset class what you can reasonably expect in terms of outcomes over various time horizons.
Implications From Last Week’s Blockbuster Jobs Report
Last Friday’s jobs report for January was a stunner! The Labor Department reported a whopping 517,000 new jobs were created last month, which was more than three times the 185,000 number most forecasters were expecting.
U.S Household Debt Hits A New Record High
2022 was an expensive year for consumers with the cost of living rising faster than incomes, forcing many Americans to take on more debt to make ends meet.
Goodbye & Good Riddance 2022 – Worst Year Since 2008
2022 was a year most investors would rather just forget and hope that 2023 brings better results.
Holiday Sales Rose 7.6%, Better Than Expected
American spending remained resilient during the critical shopping season.
Congress Crafts Record Federal Spending Bill For FY2023
The legislation includes $772.5 billion for non-defense discretionary programs and $858 billion in defense funding (a 9.7% increase), according to the bill’s summary.
Americans’ Net Worth Plunges In 2022
Net worth hit a high of $150.1 trillion in the final quarter of last year before declining for the past three consecutive quarters.
3Q GDP Rises Again, Fed’s Jerome Powell Remains Hawkish, But…
The latest GDP report, plus others, point to a resilient slow-moving economy, led by steady hiring, plentiful job openings, and low unemployment.
More Americans Starting New Businesses, Despite Slow Economy
Despite the slowing economy, applications to form new businesses in the US grew by 1.2% in October, compared to the previous month.
Why Inflation Is Not Going Away Anytime Soon
While the CPI has since slipped to 8.2%, most economists and forecasters now agree that high inflation is likely to be with us for a while.
CEOs Say Recession Is Coming, Don’t Think It Will Be Short
According to a survey of 400 leaders of large US companies by consulting firm KPMG, a whopping 91% are predicting a recession in the next 12 months.
Inflation Running Above 12%, Not 8.3% As Reported
TIPP polls released the results of its latest survey on consumer inflation and found that prices rose 12.6% in the 12 months ended August, unchanged from its July reading and down a tic from its 12.7% print for June.
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