NEWS & EVENTS

Market Commentaries

The End of Easy Money

It seems like we have been living through crazy times the last few years, but the larger abnormality may be the decade before it - at least from the sense of monetary policy. After the financial crisis of 2007-2008, when traditional measures failed, the Fed put forth what may be one of the largest economic policy experiments in the history of the US: Quantitative Easing. This tool includes large-scale asset purchases by the central bank of U.S. Treasuries, federal agency debt, and mortgage-backed securities. By taking these bonds off the market, it replaces them with cash, tremendously increasing the liquidity in the system. More money in the system means consumers and businesses alike can access capital at low (close to 0%) rates of financing. And so began more than a decade of “easy money.”

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The Deterioration of Liquidity Conditions

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Asset Class Outlook in a Volatile Market

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Stocks Rally for Best Performing Month Since 2020

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Special Commentary – Update on Market Volatility

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Investors Reprice Consumer-Based Sectors of U.S. Equity Markets

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Inflation & the Global Impact of the War on Ukraine

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In The News

Stanislav Asset Management joins Seventy2 Capital Wealth Management

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Seventy2 Capital Named in Forbes 2023 Best-In-State Wealth Management Teams

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Seventy2 Capital Wealth Management named in 2022 Forbes Top Wealth Management Teams

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Seventy2 Capital Wealth Management Promotes Key Members of Financial Team

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David Wisniewski & Craig Gayhardt join Seventy2 Capital Wealth Management as Senior Vice Presidents & Financial Advisors

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Stephen Barto joins Seventy2 Capital Wealth Management as SVP & Financial Advisor

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Max Freelander, II joins Seventy2 Capital Wealth Management as VP & Financial Advisor

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Christopher Davis joins Seventy2 Capital Wealth Management as Partner

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Eric Bost and LII Join Seventy2 Capital Wealth Management

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Seventy2 Capital Appoints Linda Whittington and Expands into Virginia

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Scott McLaughlin Adds His Expertise to Seventy2 Capital

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Seventy2 Capital Welcomes Thomas Palazzo

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Nicholas Steier Joins Seventy2 Capital's Hunt Valley Office

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PAST EVENTS

FEB 8

Client Webinar: Economic & Market Update

Last year’s investment environment was incredibly challenging. High inflation, tightened monetary policy, and slowing global growth brought volatility to all asset classes. Join Seventy2 Capital for our quarterly market webinar to hear our Director of Investment Strategy, Michael Levitsky, discuss market outcomes from 2022, the current state of the US Economy, the Fed’s battle against inflation, and our expectations for 2023.

OCT 28

Client Webinar: Midterm Elections

Join Seventy2 Capital and Stuart Sweet, President of Capitol Analysts Network, for a discussion on expectations for midterm elections.

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OCT 4

Client Webinar: 529 Savings Plans

Rachel Ramos, Senior Product Manager at Capital Group, provides insight on tax advantages and building financial wellness plans to meet family education needs.

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JULY 27

Client Webinar: An Inside Look at Cybersecurity and Fraud

Ileana van der Linde, Cybersecurity Awareness Program Lead for J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., discusses how to detect common cyberthreats, improve your online safety, and avoid being targeted by hackers.

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JULY 5

Client Webinar: Market Events

Hear from Andy Blocker, Head of U.S. Government Affairs at Invesco, on current market events.

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JUNE 7

Client Webinar: Market Commentary

Dan Braz, CFA®, Head of Intermediary ETF Strategist Team at State Street Global Advisors, gives an overview of market opportunities and geopolitical risks.

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MAY 19

Client Webinar: Introduction to Long-Term Care

Hear from Martin Topor of Brighthouse Financial about options and resources for long-term care plans.

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MAY 3

Client Webinar: Market Commentary

Simeon Hyman, CFA®, Head of Investment Strategy Group, ProShare Advisors, discusses his views on current market events.

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APRIL 5

Client Webinar: Market Commentary and Seventy2 Capital Update

Mike Levitsky, CFA®, Director of Investment Strategy at Seventy2 Capital, presents his views on the market and the latest news from Seventy2 Capital.

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Community

Seventy2 Capital supports the communities in which we do business. Since our founding in 2016, we have partnered with organizations that make an impact to serve our youth, veterans, people with illnesses, and those with limited financial resources. These organizations include:


  • Generation Hope
  • Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School Corporate Work- Study Program
  • Local High Schools
  • Girl Power MD
  • PVAC Fund
  • Childhelp
  • Microloan Foundation
  • Military Heroes Campaign
  • Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA)
  • Johns Hopkins
  • American Lebanese Syrian Associated Charities (ALSAC)

Work with Seventy2 Capital to make a difference in your community.


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Featured Story

Seventy2 Capital is proud to sponsor Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School and their Corporate Work-Study Program. Don Bosco Cristo Rey provides a college preparatory education to economically disadvantaged students in Takoma Park, Maryland. Through the Corporate Work Study Program, students earn 60% of their high school tuition through working one day a week at a corporate partner’s office. In return, corporate members commit to acting as a professional mentor for their students, supervising their student worker, and providing feedback on their performance semi-annually. As part of the Work Study Program, Seventy2 Capital has welcomed a high school junior as an intern and is furthering his education in financial investing. When asked about his experience at Seventy2 Capital, he noted that working in a real-world office environment has given him a head-start to lessons in management and organizational skills that not many high school students get to experience.