Consumer confidence is at its lowest level in 52 years. But that doesn’t mean it’s all bad news for investors. Join Senior Financial Advisors Rob McClelland and Mike Connon as they discuss consumer confidence and its impact on the stock market.
They take you through historical data and market valuations to show that expensive market valuations often precede market crashes, while lower valuations can present buying opportunities.
Don’t miss out on potential market gains by staying in low-yield investments like GICs. Consider the bigger picture, and don’t let consumer sentiment dictate your investment decisions.
Things Are Really Bad Out There: Consumer confidence is at its lowest level in 52 years.
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