
Second Quarter 2022 Video Commentary
Eric focuses on the highlights from our second quarter 2022 commentary.
Eric focuses on the highlights from our second quarter 2022 commentary.
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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Eric focuses on the highlights from our second quarter 2022 commentary.
U.S. stocks entered bear market territory in the Second Quarter of 2022, as global economic uncertainty arose from inflationary pressures. While the recent turbulence in financial markets has been unsettling, three of the four Hodges Mutual Funds have maintained positive year-to-date returns relative to their respective benchmarks as of June 30, 2022.
Volatility once again returned to U.S. stocks in the First Quarter of 2022, as global economic uncertainty arose from inflationary pressures, supply chain challenges, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Despite eye-popping inflation numbers and the likelihood of several interest rate increases this year, the S&P 500 Index posted a modest loss of 4.6% in the recent quarter.
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