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President and Chief Investment Officer at Hennion & Walsh Asset Management
Kevin D. Mahn is the President and Chief Investment Officer of Hennion & Walsh Asset Management. Mr. Mahn is responsible for all of the Wealth and Asset Management products and services offered at the Firm including the SmartTrust® series of Unit Investment Trusts (UITs). Mr. Mahn also ...more

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Investors Await Santa’s Arrival
The likelihood of a Santa Claus Rally to close out the year does not mean that the days of volatility are behind us as we move into the New Year.
Bonds Can Still Perform When Interest Rates Rise
Bonds, whether they are Municipal, Government or Corporate bonds, can also provide for compounded growth opportunities when the income received from the bonds is reinvested.
Investment Themes To Consider For The Remainder Of 2015
European-based strategies in particular (perhaps sparked by renewed fears within one of the P.I.I.G.S. countries), may present an attractive entry point, or re-entry point, for some investors.
Putting Closed-End Fund Discounts Into Perspective
The mere fact that a CEF is trading at a discount to its NAV does not indicate that it is a bargain nor does a CEF trading at a premium to its NAV suggest that it is expensive or overvalued.
How Long Does The Fed Wait Until Inflation Returns?
The fall in overall costs of goods and services drove the annual inflation rate to zero, reaching a level last seen in 2008. Once energy prices begin to rise again, we believe that CPI will return to the trending levels we saw heading into 2014.
Rates Still Likely To Rise In 2015 But Expect Low Rates For The Foreseeable Future
The Fed blinked again, bowing this time to concerns over global economic woes and a weakened inflation outlook in addition to a large contingent of vocal market professionals insisting that it was still too soon for an interest rate hike.
A Choppy September Could Lead Into A Strong 4th Quarter
Coming off of a volatile August, where the S&P 500 index fell by over 6% on a total return basis,investors are looking for what lies ahead for the rest of 2015 as September is one of the most difficult months each year for stock market investors.
The Stock Market Is Fairly Valued
Currently, the P/E ratio of the S&P 500 is 17.55. This represents an 11% discount to the longer run average.
Is This The Big Market Correction?
Investors may be using recent market volatility to take some profits and reallocate risk based assets to other areas of the market under the presumption that this is “the big market correction” that everyone has been anxiously awaiting.
How Greece Is Impacting The Financial Markets
A lot of the volatility witnessed across global stock markets thus far in 2015 can be attributed to the ongoing soap opera involving Greece, the European Union (“EU”) and the International Monetary Fund (“IMF”).
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