Craig Hodges discusses the market's strengths and weaknesses on CNBC’s Power Lunch. He sees Fed policy following the ebb and flow of the market.
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 market's strengths and weaknesses on CNBC’s Power Lunch. He sees Fed policy following the ebb and flow of the market.
Gary Bradshaw is optimistic about the market and thinks it’s time to play offense. With strong consumer and corporate confidence, he believes we’re in the midst of a correction and potential upcoming catalysts could make the market rally into the end of the year.
Brothers Craig and Clark Hodges talk with Valerie Sokolosky about running a family business. They talk about growing up together and how their different strengths benefit the firm.
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