Brian Gallagher

Here are 5 wealth-transfer and estate-planning strategies to know before you walk down the aisle again

What should investors know about possible election outcomes, the pandemic’s municipal-market effect, and global trade? Read our report.

Considering the influence of a weakening dollar in isolation can be misleading. Learn what approach we favor in our chart of the week. #equities #investing

Why do markets seem to defy logic even as significant economic challenges loom? Perspective from Darrell Cronk.

Our base case for the 2020 elections and three considerations for investor portfolios.

Inflation is one of the greatest threats to accumulating and preserving wealth. See our expectations for inflation in the coming years in our Chart of the Week. #inflation #investing

Wells Fargo Investment Institute expects to see the stock market take a breather and trade in a range in the coming months as we move through the end of the year.

See what the WFA Equity Sector Analysts views are on current themes in each equity sector and their outlook for the rest of the year.

Are you wondering how to adapt to current change? Read the 2020 Midyear Outlook for a look at the remainder of 2020 and into 2021as well as what could change over the next 3 to 5 years. #investing

What does the path to recovery look like for the #stockmarket? #equity

Missing a handful of the best days in the #stockmarket over time, historically, has drastically reduced average annual S&P 500 return. What might this mean for investors when they consider selling into a market selloff? #investing

Clients are welcome to join a Wells Fargo Investment Institute call 3/23 at 4:15pm ET

Read answers to investors’ most common questions about #coronavirus and its impact on the #economy, #markets and increasing potential for #recession.

What strategies can investors consider to stare down the bear market that developed last week? #coronavirus #investing

Wells Fargo Investment Institute now believes the impact of the coronavirus outbreak and the sharp drop in oil prices will lead to a short but deep U.S. economic recession.