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The investment climate has never been more exciting or more challenging than it is today.
A FULL SERVICE FINANCIAL CONSULTING FIRM
The investment climate has never been more exciting or more challenging than it is today.Our Mission
Enhance the financial strength and independence of our clients.
Provide the guidance and education necessary for our clients to make the best possible financial decisions.
Provide our clients with the highest possible level of quality of service in every contact that we have with them.
About Us
There are thousands of financial services firms out there and potentially 10 times that amount of individual planners. How can you possibly decide which one is going to give you the best advice and the service that you deserve, all at a reasonable cost? From your first contact with Tryon & Co. you will see that we are very different from any other financial services firm. Our company is built around serving the complete financial planning and investment needs of our clients.
Recent News
Gold Rally Is No Flash in the Pan | Weekly Market Commentary | September 30, 2024
When it comes to investing, gold may be the antithesis of artificial intelligence (AI). The precious metal has acted as a store of value for thousands of years with zero technological innovation — gold is discovered, not developed. Gold is also a real tangible asset and can act as a potential hedge against inflation or a safe haven during times of crisis.
Policy Crosscurrents: Potential Market Impacts | Weekly Market Commentary | September 23, 2024
Of course, last week’s headliner was Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve (Fed) cutting rates by a half percent on Wednesday, September 18, the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic broke out in 2020. The Fed “pause” ended at 423 days and now stands as the second-longest on record, while the 26% gain for the S&P 500 during the pause (7/27/23–9/18/24) ranks first. Here we share some thoughts on the Fed’s move last week and some potential market implications of not only Fed policy but also fiscal policy post-election.
Election Implications on the Municipal Market | Weekly Market Commentary | September 16, 2024
While there are still several months until the election is decided, the expectation is that regardless of who ultimately becomes our 47th president, the biggest loser could be the fiscal deficit. Per the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), the U.S. government is expected to run sizable deficits over the next decade — to the tune of 5% – 7% of gross domestic product (GDP) each year. According to the CBO, the deficit increases significantly in relation to GDP over the next 30 years, reaching 8.5% of GDP in 2054.