Eric Clark, Portfolio Manager

Eric serves as a Portfolio Manager and a member of the Investment Committee at Accuvest Global Advisors, sub-advisor to a consumer-oriented strategy at Rational Funds. As a member of the Investment Committee, his responsibilities include research, investment analysis, technical analysis, macroeconomic commentary, and portfolio strategy & implementation. Eric is a frequent writer about the power of the consumer spending theme and global consumption trends. He is a brand consultant and leads the Alpha Brands Consumer Spending Index committee. He holds the Series 7 and 66 licenses.

Brands Expert Discusses Sector Allocation Opportunities and Consumer Sentiment

Consumer sentiment gets reported on a monthly basis. This data is helpful to determine what current and future consumer behavior might look like. The data can also be fickle, however.

The Acceleration of Digital Impacting Brands Across Every Category

If you’re a highly relevant brand with a significant online presence, you’re likely performing very well in the deepest recession of our lifetimes. If you have been slow to adopt an online presence, you’re behind the eight-ball now.

The Acceleration of Digital Impacting Brands Across Every Category

If you’re a highly relevant brand with a significant online presence, you’re likely performing very well in the deepest recession of our lifetimes. If you have been slow to adopt an online presence, you’re behind the eight-ball now.

What’s Next for Markets?

In this blog post, I want to discuss the virtues of being more active with regard to asset allocation decisions. In up-trending bull markets, a buy and hold approach for clients is fine, but when markets turn to sideways or are down biased, a more active allocation approach is warranted if one desires a better return and risk profile.

What’s Next for Markets?

In this blog post, I want to discuss the virtues of being more active with regard to asset allocation decisions. In up-trending bull markets, a buy and hold approach for clients is fine, but when markets turn to sideways or are down biased, a more active allocation approach is warranted if one desires a better return and risk profile.

Brands Expert Discusses Why Pent Up Spending/Demand Continues to Build

We recently saw the primary driver of the U.S. economy, Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) plummet by the most on record. That’s what happens when 320 million people aren’t supposed to go out of their houses much and most physical stores are closed by the state and federal government.

Flexible Active Management has Benefits in a Volatile Market

2020 will likely turn out to be one of the most difficult markets to navigate for investors, financial advisors, and portfolio managers. It’s in difficult times that strategies get battle tested. Most everyone looks smart when the trend is with you and the economy is strong and accelerating.

Flexible Active Management has Benefits in a Volatile Market

2020 will likely turn out to be one of the most difficult markets to navigate for investors, financial advisors, and portfolio managers. It’s in difficult times that strategies get battle tested. Most everyone looks smart when the trend is with you and the economy is strong and accelerating.

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