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Earnings Season’s Mixed Results| Weekly Market Commentary | May 26, 2020

First quarter earnings season offered something for everyone. On the positive side, corporate America produced solid results outside of the COVID-19 pandemic trouble spots, which included retailers, travel related businesses, and banks. At the same time, 2020 earnings...

Downside Risk Remains| Weekly Market Commentary | May 18, 2020

Stocks fell last week, and many blamed the drop on high stock valuations, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s gloomy outlook, and rising US-China tensions. Perhaps investors also are increasingly skeptical about prospects for a smooth V-shaped recovery....

Time For A Pause? | Weekly Market Commentary | May 11, 2020

Stocks have had a historic run amid increasingly negative headlines. Historically, stocks have tended to lead the economy, and while a second-half rebound may be likely, some equity weakness over the coming months is also possible. The historically worst six months of...

Big News And New Forecasts| Weekly Market Commentary | May 4, 2020

The last week of April was a big news week. A very weak first quarter GDP highlighted a busy economic calendar. Investors digested a flurry of earnings reports, including some of the biggest names, such as Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Microsoft. Gilead Sciences...

What Happened to Oil| Weekly Market Commentary | April 27, 2020

Negative oil prices have dominated headlines recently. A combination of oversupply, lack of demand, and a lack of storage capacity resulted in temporarily negative oil prices, where holders of a futures contract were paying others to take delivery of oil for them. We...

Is the Earnings Bar Low Enough?| Weekly Market Commentary | April 20, 2020

This earnings season will be unlike any other, as travel restrictions and lockdowns related to COVID-19 have impacted results dramatically.The biggest economic hits came in mid-March, however, and won’t be fully captured in first quarter results. This makes company...

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Jessica Hansen

Jessica joined the RWM team in January 2021, with a 20-year history in the financial services industry specializing in business process improvement, KPI implementation, team development, corporate social responsibility, marketing, and strategic relations. As the Director of Business Development, Jessica works alongside CEO Dan Romero to streamline business practices, innovate and implement strategic plans, and enhance the firm’s organizational efficiency.

Jessica graduated from California State University, Fullerton where she double majored in Japanese and International Business. She is currently working on her MBA at Concordia University, Irvine. When not hard at work or school, Jessica can be found outside hiking, enjoying the beach, at home baking, or just being with her family and friends.

Jessica holds FINRA licenses 7, 6, and 63 with LPL Financial.

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