Nick Griebenow, CFA, Portfolio Manager, Featured on Nasdaq.com to Discuss Option Strategies
Read the Article: Now Might Be a Good Time to Think About a Managed Option Strategy
It’s been smartly said that good investors take a snapshot in time and position their portfolios for what they think might change. For those capturing today’s moment, the image is more than a little hazy. Geopolitical concerns in the Middle East have pushed oil higher but prices are still down from their September peak. The worst bond rout in U.S. history has punished businesses in countless ways yet the S&P 500 is still up 9% for the year. Cash is king. A soft landing for the economy looks increasingly bumpy to many observers.
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