Wally Obermeyer and Ali Phillips, representing the entire team at Obermeyer Wood Investment Counsel, have been named to Barron’s 2022 ranking of the Top 1200 Financial Advisors in the country. We are honored to be recognized as the highest-ranked independent advisory in the state. And for the second year in a row, Obermeyer Wood is the only independent firm in Colorado with two advisors on the list.
We are excited to announce that Obermeyer Wood Investment Counsel has been named to the Forbes/SHOOK Research Top Women Wealth Advisors list for the sixth consecutive year.
2021 was a year of recovery and economic resurgence. Despite the progress on reopening and corporate successes, 2022 doesn’t feel like the fresh start it is supposed to be. Read our latest newsletter and market analysis, which also offers a suggested digital detox for 2022, introduces our firm's new podcast, and provides a firm update on new hires and recent promotions.
Obermeyer Wood Announces New Hires, Promotions, and Partnerships
We are excited to share that Wally Obermeyer, Ali Phillips, Dana Nightingale, on behalf of our team, were recently received recognition in Barron's, Forbes, and Working Mother Magazine.
As investors, we appreciate the role that liquidity plays in market returns and watch the Fed closely. The Fed has signaled it will begin tightening at the end of this year by reducing its buying in the open markets. By the end of 2022, Fed governors expect one interest-rate increase, moving up the timeline they previously communicated. Chairman Powell has been more hawkish in recent weeks, stating that the Fed is “turning to the process of normalization” at September’s ECB Forum on Central Banking. Yet in the same forum, Powell restated dovish themes, including reinforcing his view that inflation is transitory and the Fed is still some way from raising rates.