If you follow the news as closely as I do, you are starting to hear some good outlooks for the US economy. Despite global fears and a shaky European economy, things are looking up. Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of T. Rowe Price, Brian Rogers recently told Fortune magazine "We're on the long and winding road of economic recovery. I think the markets have moved faster than the global economy, yet the global economy has shown some pretty good signs of progress."
Notwithstanding the hurdles and nasty parts of the road that are yet ahead of us, no one can complain that most signs of the economy are saying that we are on the road back. Things are still fragile, but at least they are not declining. It is a good time to judge where we, and our investments for that matter, are. What did we learn? What can we do to take advantage of the present economy? As real estate agents and loan originators, what can we do to better understand the financial situations of our clients so that we can help them make more financially sound decisions? As agents and mortgage brokers, we help our clients make some of the most important financial decisions of their lives, are we properly equipped to do so?
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