Ignore the Noise

July 3, 2025

Below is just a small example of the bad market calls made by the so-called “experts” during the first week of April.  Whether on the financial noise stations or in print, there were many more talking heads spouting bad advice during the low of the market in early April.  Anyone heeding their advice missed a fast 28% comeback in the market, which is currently at all-time highs.

“The market is at risk of going much lower from here.” Wharton’s Jeremy Siegel.

Hedge funds are selling stocks at a pace not seen in years.

DoubleLine’s Jeffrey Gundlach says S&P 500 could bottom at 4500.

“Consider the implications of a long-term bear market.” CNBC’s Ron Insana.

Goldman Sachs says to brace for bigger stock decline, even recession.

“Tariffs will be a stagflationary shock to markets.”  Apollo’s Torsten Slok.

Traders fear the S&P 500 could drop into bear market.  From CNBC.

Goldman Sach’s says tariffs will leave U.S in bear market.

Here was Windsor’s advice at the same time:  https://www.windsoradvisor.com/financial-blog/red-equals-opportunity

Windsor’s Target Rebalancing Strategy can be very beneficial during volatile markets.  Windsor’s clients are smart and rational and know that volatility brings opportunity.