Concerns about a cooling U.S. economy led to a recent market downturn. And that volatility may continue. As Josh with Millard Financial Group explains to Erin Kennedy, a correction was somewhat expected. Historically, we often see corrections around this time of year, particularly in August and September.

But when our team at Millard Financial Group constructs portfolios, we always consider the potential impact of volatility, aligning asset allocation with each investor's unique risk profile. This helps manage risk while boosting long-term returns.

It's important for investors to remember that these moments can present long-term opportunities. We're always on the lookout for such opportunities to position portfolios for future growth. If you have any questions about whether your portfolio can withstand or even capitalize on market volatility, please call Josh at 260.488.8300

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