Adviser Investments' Quarterly Webinars

Amid flashpoints at home and abroad, markets have retested record territory. But despite the challenges and heightened uncertainty of investing during crises, we believe that opportunities remain for long-term investors with well-diversified portfolios. This webinar is your chance to hear from our chief investment strategists—Chairman Dan Wiener, Chief Investment Officer Jim Lowell, Director of Research Jeff DeMaso, Vice President Steve Johnson and Equity Research Analyst Kate Austin—as they discuss critical subjects for investors like you. We hope you find our insights helpful and informative—thank you for watching! Please contact us with any questions at info@adviserinvestments.com or (800) 492-6868.

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Markets are on the rebound from 2018’s decline and have reentered record territory. Despite the challenges and unknowns we face, we believe that the current environment offers opportunities for long-term investors with well-diversified portfolios. This webinar offers a valuable opportunity to hear from some of our chief investment strategists—Chairman Dan Wiener, Chief Investment Officer Jim Lowell, Deputy Director of Research Brian Mackey, Portfolio Manager Charlie Toole and Equity Research Analyst Kate Austin—as they discuss critical subjects for investors like you.

As market volatility, trade disputes and other political tensions continue, we maintain our belief that the current environment offers wealth-building opportunities for long-term investors with a well-diversified portfolio. This webinar lets you hear directly from our chief investment strategists—Chairman Dan Wiener, Chief Investment Officer Jim Lowell, Director of Research Jeff DeMaso, Portfolio Manager Steve Johnson and Equity Research Analyst Kate Austin—as they discuss critical subjects for investors like you.

Topics include stock market volatility and its significance, a look at how effective diversification has been, housing market strength and other economic factors, and how concerned we should be about a trade war.

Topics include: Where stocks appear overvalued and where opportunities exist, why a slow-growth economy can still power strong returns, what the Federal Reserve's impending run-off of assets means for bond investors, and how growth stocks have outpaced value stocks in 2017, and how that may change.

Topics include: Where stocks appear overvalued and where opportunities exist, why you may regret selling stocks at market peaks, the importance of selectivity for bond investors, and how active managers find the bargains index funds can't.

Topics include: The opportunities presented by any significant market pullback, the impact of Federal Reserve interest rate hikes on your portfolio, why we didn't give up on foreign stocks, and why we're ready to buy more.

Topics include: Risks investors must be prepared to face in 2018, potential for stock prices to appreciate further in the months ahead, valuations in the U.S. and abroad, and preparing for a return of market volatility.

Topics include: The potential investment impact of the Trump administration’s first 100 days, how the Federal Reserve looks at inflation, reversion to the mean is overdue for international investors, and why it may be a mistake to sit in cash waiting for the next correction.

Topics include: The election's impact on your portfolio, how and why to invest on health care's slump, areas of opportunity at home and abroad, and the best and worst performing industry sectors.

Topics include: Whether China's economy might be in more trouble than official reports indicate, health-care sector under-performance: Trend or blip?, why a Federal Reserve rate hike bodes well for the U.S. economy, and if expansion ahead for established markets in Europe and Japan.

Topics include: The U.K. exposure of S&P 500 stocks, why (and where) bargains abound for international investors, and the role of overseas investments in a diversified portfolio.

Topics Include: Presidential politics and your portfolio, the impact of stimulus policy in Europe and Japan on international investors, areas of opportunity at home and abroad, and analyzing the quarter's best- and worst-performing sectors.