Craig Hodges discusses the state of the markets and the impact from Federal Reserve policy and U.S. trade tensions with China. He thinks growth is the place to be and is surprised to find growth companies at value prices. He adds that volatility provides opportunities to buy good companies on sale and helps stimulates the economy.
Since 1992, the Hodges Funds have offered long only, public equity exposure from small cap to large cap, depending on the client’s need.
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Craig Hodges discusses the state of the markets and the impact from Federal Reserve policy and U.S. trade tensions with China. He thinks growth is the place to be and is surprised to find growth companies at value prices. He adds that volatility provides opportunities to buy good companies on sale and helps stimulates the economy.
Eric Marshall sees opportunities in both growth and value stocks and thinks long-term investors should focus on areas with the best ability to generate earnings and cash flow over long periods of time.
Despite a difficult year with starts and stops, Craig Hodges thinks it’s a stock-pickers market and sees optimism and opportunities out there.
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