Channel Islands Group

We are pleased to announce we have purchased an office building and will be relocating on Monday January 29. The new address is 58 N. Ash Street, Ventura, CA 93001. There is ample parking on the street and in the rear of the building, and is handicap accessible. We look forward to welcoming you at our new office!

For Venturans: THOMAS FIRE LOCAL ASSISTANCE CENTER 3451 Foothill Road Ventura, CA 93002 Monday Saturday 9:00AM 7:00PM Through December 23,2017... Information on debris removal, permits, housing, rental assistance, vital records, property assessments, public assistance, crisis intervention and stress management, and even services such as replacing driver’s licenses. Health care resources will be available on site to provide assistance, education, and connections to other health services in the community. For more information on the local assistance center visit http://www.venturacountyrecovers.org See more

Important information for victims of the recent fires:

Our thoughts and prayers are with our neighbors and clients as we cope with the horrible fires. As conditions are not safe downtown due to the smoke and lack of power, our offices remain closed. Please email [email protected] or phone 805.258.1037 should you need any assistance of any kind.

The stock indexes listed here posted a strong week of gains as the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq each achieved record highs.

Stocks fell early last week, with the Dow dropping below 20000, while yields on long-term Treasuries receded as prices climbed with increased demand.

The Dow reached 20000 for the first time ever midweek, and each of the indexes listed here posted gains of at least 1.0% over the prior week.

For most of last week, the market was fairly lackluster. By the close of the market last Thursday, the Dow had fallen to 19,732. However, equities rallied on Inauguration Day, recouping most of the value lost earlier in the week.

The markets regained their swag as each of the indexes listed here posted week-over-week gains at the close of the first week of the new year.

The Dow suffered its first weekly loss since the presidential election, and each of the indexes listed here closed the last week of 2016 on the down side.

The Dow reached its seventh consecutive week of gains as it nears 20000.

The fallout from the increase in the federal funds rate saw bond yields rise, with the yield on 10-year Treasuries hitting a 2-year high.

Following a week of tepid movement in the major stock market indexes, equities picked up the pace last week, reaching new record highs.