“The markets have performed admirably in 2024, but the past is not necessarily prologue,” said VettaFi’s Head of Research Todd Rosenbluth, in advance of tomorrow’s Market Outlook Symposium. “I’m excited to hear from industry experts on their outlook for equity and fixed income for 2025.”
Given all of the variables going into 2025, advisors could benefit from hearing from experts and thought leaders as they navigate uncertainty. The Market Outlook Symposium starts at 11 a.m. ET tomorrow, December 10, and registration is free.
Cover Your Bases in 2025
The symposium will cover a wide range of topics. It will kick off with a macro overview of what to watch for given the shift of control in congress, the new administration, and an active Federal Reserve.
The next session will look at a broad equities overview. 2024 was a big year for equity investors, but market leadership was remarkably narrow. 2025 could have an entirely different set of opportunities.
Market Outlook For Fixed Income and Beyond
The symposium will then pivot to fixed income for a pair of sessions. Fixed income is fresh off a significant 2024 comeback. Accordingly, bond ETF flows have hit record levels. Much of this is on the back of active products, which have had a banner year. As the Fed slows its easing pace despite a new administration threatening big tariff and tax changes, investors will need to understand what products can best navigate the new reality.
The Market Outlook Symposium will close with a look at CLOs, which have garnered attention since the Fed initially hiked rates in 2022, and dividend strategies. O’Shares’ Kevin O’Leary and SS&C ALPS’ Paul Baiocchi will bring their expertise to bear to discuss the global macroeconomic outlook and explore ETF strategies that provide exposure to dividend-paying companies and the internet.
The Market Outlook Symposium is a free, CE-credit eligible event happening on December 10 at 11 a.m. ET.
Register for the Market Outlook Symposium here.
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