Market Update from Walter Todd
Nov. 24, 2021

Happy Thanksgiving from Greenwood Capital!

Walter Todd, President and Chief Investment Officer takes a moment to share some market insights before the holiday. He addresses third quarter earnings and improvements in supply chain disruptions. He discusses the investment team’s thoughts on inflation as we approach the new year. Finally, he provides an update on Federal Reserve nominations and shares two important upcoming dates that are influential to the market before year end – the CPI/Inflation report on Dec. 10 and the next Federal Reserve Meeting on Dec. 15.

From all of us at Greenwood Capital, we hope that you and your family have a safe and happy Thanksgiving!

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