Bangkok--12 Sep--Standard & Poor's
Topic: "Investing at an Inflection Point: The Impact of a Slowing Economy"
WHAT: Standard & Poor's leading equity research, economic and investment strategists will examine the impact of a slowdown in the American economy on U.S. stocks and the global ramifications at Standard & Poor's 4th Quarter Market Outlook Teleconference taking place on Monday, September 25th at 10:30 A.M. The hour-long roundtable discussion will by guided by Jim Pavia, editor of Investment News, the leading weekly financial news publication serving financial advisors, and explore four main themes: The Impact of Recent Economic Data, Potential for a 4th Quarter Rally, Investment Options in a Period of Slowing Growth and Opportunities in the Global Equity Markets.
WHO: Standard & Poor's Roundtable Panelists include:
- Sam Stovall, Standard & Poor's Chief Investment Strategist
- David Wyss, Standard & Poor's Chief Economist
- Stephen Biggar, Standard & Poor's Vice President of U.S. Equity Research
- Alec Young, Standard & Poor's International Equity Market Strategist
WHEN: September 25, 2006 at 10:30 a.m.
This program meets the requirements of the CFP(R) Board for 1 hour of Continuing Education credit.
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