D.A. Davidson
Market & Economic Outlook 2020 – April Update: It’s a COVID-19 Market
The S&P 500 index dropped 19.6%, including dividends, in the first quarter of 2020 as the global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic…
Why You May Need a Trust, Regardless of Your Age or Net Worth
You have worked hard to accumulate your wealth and, through thoughtful planning, you can also determine how it is distributed…
The Coronavirus Correction: Headwinds Will Pass, Stay Invested
[caption id="attachment_110897" align="aligncenter" width="772"] Morsa Images/DigitalVision/Getty Images[/caption] The global equity rally came to an abrupt stop over…
Making the Switch to D.A. Davidson
Brandon Brown honed his skills as a financial advisor during a 20-year stint with Merrill Lynch in the firm’s Colorado…
The Ultimate Chart for Tax Season
Clients look to you as a source for accurate, reliable information that can help them to navigate all the complexities…
D.A. Davidson Expanding: Firm Attracting Advisors Nationwide
Regional firm ends fiscal year with strong growth trajectory
What you Need to Know About Reg BI
[ad_within_article] We all know that Regulation Best Interest (or Reg BI) will have a major impact on the financial industry.…
Scott Witeby Joins D.A. Davidson as Chief Financial Officer
D.A. Davidson has announced that Scott Witeby, a senior executive with extensive experience in the financial services industry, has been named the company’s chief financial officer and a member of D.A. Davidson’s executive leadership team.
Social Security Survivors Benefits: A Reference Guide
To help you provide accurate answers to your clients’ Social Security questions, here is a concise reference guide to survivor benefits.
Special Needs Clients: Foundation of Support
While all parents are concerned for their children’s well-being, parents of children with special needs face additional challenges in planning for that person’s long-term care and financial support. Early planning and extra consideration can help alleviate fears and produce a strategy that reduces stress.
2019 Market Outlook
This valuation support, along with expectations for 2019 growth in U.S. GDP and corporate earnings, leads us to conclude that equities can move higher in the year ahead.
