A FULL SERVICE
FINANCIAL CONSULTING FIRM
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
Decent Chance Stock Market Bottom Is in but Far From Certain | Weekly Market Commentary | April 14, 2025
This week was one of the most volatile weeks in the history of the stock market. That excludes the historic two-day decline on Thursday and Friday the week before (April 3–4). The S&P 500 dropped 1.6% on Tuesday, April 8, surged 9.5% on Wednesday, April 9 (the third biggest up day since 1950), fell 3.5% on Thursday, April 10, and jumped 1.8% on Friday, April 11. The S&P 500 ended up nearly 6% for the week.
Tariff Turmoil: Where Do We Go From Here? | Weekly Market Commentary | April 7, 2025
Markets got quite a surprise from the Trump administration last week in the form of tariffs above even the most aggressive forecasts, increasing the risks to economic growth and corporate profits.
Tariff Uncertainty Facing Stocks to Start Clearing Soon | Weekly Market Commentary | March 31, 2025
Wednesday is the big day when the Trump administration will provide more clarity on their tariff plans. The latest news has been a mix of encouraging talk about narrow reciprocal tariffs and deep and biting auto (and auto parts) tariffs. It’s tough to lay out a tariff playbook for investors right now, so our advice is to wait and see. Markets and corporate America will need time to digest the information and figure out their next move. As potential dip buyers, we’re not in a big hurry.