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August 6, 2024
Q3 2024 ISG Webinar
In Market Commentary
Coldstream’s Q3 2024 Quarterly Investment Strategy Group Webinar is now available! In this webinar, Chief Investment Officer and General Counsel Howard Coleman, JD, leads a discussion about current economic indicators, factors influencing the market landscape, and our outlook for the coming months. He’s joined by Senior Portfolio Manager James Walsh, CFA®, MBA; Portfolio Manager Bryan Carr, CFA®; and Associate Portfolio Manager Chris Chung, CFA®. This presentation helps provide context around current market activity as well as the investment and economic environment going forward.
You can also read Howard Coleman’s most recent market commentary for additional background and analysis.
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