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Current Market Commentary

Current View on the Global Economic & Market Environment

On a monthly basis, the Rochdale research team updates its view on the global macroeconomic environment and determines portfolio strategies that are best suited to take advantage of the market opportunities and protect private client portfolios against downside risks.

Below is our most current thinking:

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    Quarterly Perspectives
    May 2013
    U.S. and Global Equity markets have had a strong start to 2013 with steady job creation, improving confidence, low interest rates, and moderate consumer spending signaling a more resilient, self-sustaining stage of expansion.
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    Morningstar: RIMHX Five Star Rating
    March 2013
    The CNI Charter Dividend & Income Fund, managed by David Abella, CFA, Senior Portfolio Manager, has been awarded a Five Star rating from Morningstar, Inc., a leading provider of independent investment research.
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    Investment Insight: High Dividend and Income Equities: With Uncertainty Behind Us, What Lies Ahead?
    February 2013
    As uncertainty surrounding the Bush tax cuts has lifted, what is the outlook for dividend stocks going forward? Is it likely that the newly implemented 20% tax on capital gains and dividends change yet again?
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    Quarterly Perspectives
    January 2013
    Improving economic fundamentals at home, a potential bottoming of recessionary conditions in Europe, and a strengthening emerging Asia should help support more positive corporate earnings growth.
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