October 26, 2020 / Sharon Bloodworth

Q4 2020 Market and Economic Update

In this economic review video, White Oaks CEO, Sharon Bloodworth, CFP®, answers the most frequent investor questions. With all the election anguish increasing stress on investors, this video may help cut through the noise.

We’ve put time markers next to each question so you can self-select the questions you might be most interested in.

00:00:30 What is going to happen to the markets if Trump/Biden wins the election
00:05:46 What happens when election results are delayed?
00:07:39 What will happen with the massive federal debt?
00:08:53 Will we have higher inflation?
00:11:25 Why is the market doing so well when the economy still needs to recover?
00:13:05 How is the economy doing?
00:23:02 Is there the possibility of a “W” – a double dip recession?
00:24:52 The S&P 500 has recovered. Why is my portfolio recovering more slowly?

Sharon Bloodworth

Sharon is the CEO of White Oaks and has been with the company since February 2001. Her experience in the financial services industry dates back to 1993 and includes positions at American Express Financial Advisors as a Financial Advisor and Lord, Abbett & Co LLC as a Client Liaison in New York.

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