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Monday Morning For Markets

  • 17 Mar 2022
  • 11:00 AM - 12:40 PM (PDT)
  • ONLINE WEBINAR

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The Governing Board of

WP&BC presents

ONLINE WEBINAR: 


 Monday Morning for Markets  


Thursday, March 17, 2022

11:00 AM to 12:40 PM PDT


 


The Presentation


With COVID (hopefully) fading into the background, the economy and markets are facing their own version of “the Monday Morning Blues” – that brief period that lies between the absolute freedom of the weekend and the drudgery of the workweek, those few precious minutes where you look at your alarm clock and think “ugh. Back to reality.” Thanks to trillions and trillions of dollars worth of stimulus and monetary accommodation, the global economy and capital markets sailed through the most dramatic period in modern economic history with hardly a scratch. But with the pandemic on the wane, enough progress has now been made for the Federal Reserve and its central banker pals around the globe to begin removing all that accommodation, meaning that it’s time for the economy to get back to work, standing on its own two feet without the support of the bankers. And markets have taken note: stock prices are down and interest rates are up and volatility is on the rise. We’ll explore those relationships and discuss a few of the disconnects (inflation, labor market woes and supply chain issues) that still need to be solved before we can consider ourselves fully healed from our bout with the virus.


Learning objectives:

  1. Understand what’s meant by “accommodative policy”: how it’s implemented, why it contributed to relative calm for markets during the COVID-19 pandemic, and why it’s now important to remove it.
  2. Discuss the relationships between various asset classes like stocks and bonds and why we’ve ironically seen an increase in volatility as the pandemic fades.
  3. Analyze some of the lingering impacts of COVID and the policies put in place to mitigate the economic damage (i.e. inflation, tight labor markets and supply chain issues,) with the goal of identifying some of the conditions under which they might relent.


Our Speaker


Thomas Nun 
Portfolio Strategist, Great-West Investments


Tom Nun is a Portfolio Strategist for Great-West Investments™. In his role, he serves as a subject matter expert on the investment products offered by GWI and is responsible for developing and communicating the company’s investment and capital market views. 

Tom joined Great-West Investments in 2018. He has served in various areas within the asset management industry, including international equity research, risk management, equity portfolio management, asset allocation portfolio management and product development. 



Continuing Education:

  • 2 CE for AIF (pending)
  • 2 CE for CEBS
  • 2 CE for CFP (pending)
  • 2 CEC for ERPA 
  • 2 CEC for JBEA
  • 2 CPE for ASPPA certifications
  • 2 CEC for NIPA certifications
  • 2 hour for California CPAs 
  • 1.5 hours of California MCLE
  • 2 CEC for CRPS 

Pricing:

  • Early Bird (through March 10): $65 for members, $90 for non-members 
  • Regular: $90 for members, $115 for non-members  

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