Glenn McKinney, Founder, Innerwealth Investments

In August, stock prices surged as investors cheered positive news of a potential COVID-19 treatment and a month-long succession of upbeat economic data.

We feel powerless over so many things in the pandemic. But learning to practice better self-control can help.

Did you know that we offer Zoom Meetings? With face-to-face meetings and business travel greatly curtailed, it's a great way to connect with our clientele during these challenging times.

In July, stock prices climbed higher as investors focused on COVID-19 vaccine progress and better-than-expected corporate earnings reports.

Did you know . . . Studies correlate the ability to sit and rise from the floor without support with a longer life expectancy. Sitting on the floor also develops musculoskeletal fitness.? https://www.bluezones.com//why-the-okinawan-practice-of-/

Should you get a call or recorded message from someone claiming to be with the Social Security Administration or the IRS, know this: SSA DOES NOT make outbound calls. Neither does the IRS.

In June, stock prices climbed higher as investors looked beyond an increase in COVID-19 cases as well as reports that several states planned to slow their economic reopening.

There are those that went to cash in Feb / Mar. Fear paralyzed some and cash is where they stayed. It's important to remember this: The darkest hour is just before the dawn. U.S. stocks cap best quarter in two decades as S&P 500 hits 3,100: https://on.mktw.net/3eShYzK

Here's the official announcement from Brinker Capital: https://clients0.brinkercapital.com/press-releases-2/

I've been offering clients Advisory solutions (think Fiduciary) for over 23 years. Now my longest-running & most significant 3rd-party Advisory firms are merging! https://www.barrons.com//brinker-finds-a-buyer-despite-cov

Clients, with the assistance of their advisor, should invest their retirement plan dollars where they see fit. Full stop. https://www.bloomberg.com//trump-administration-targets-es

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