Patrick Byrne's insightful article provides market analysis, and market outlook for the next twelve months that calls for a market bottom sometime late first quarter of 2009. Record global monetary and fiscal stimulus are the reasons behind the end to the worst bear market since the great crash of 1929.
June 13th, 2008, Patrick Byrne Interviewed on News 12 Connecticut News 12 On the Money visited our Main Street Office to get our comments on why the market sold off last Friday, June 6th. Among many things, Patrick commented on the recent employment data, what was happening in the oil market, and the sliding US dollar. Patrick was last called upon by "12 On the Money" segment to provide his insights on March 18th after a tumultuous week for the stock market....
It was a tumultuous week for the stock market. Following last Friday's and Monday's plunge, the market skyrocketed up after the news of yet another big Fed Funds rate cut and favorable earnings reports from Lehman Brothers and GoldmanSachs. The Dow had its biggest point gain in more than 5 years. On Tuesday, March 18th, Connecticut's News 12 called on Patrick Byrne at his downtown Westport office to explain the effect these new developments will have on the financial sector, economy, and the stock market as a whole. Patrick appeared on the evening "12 On The Money" segments to provide his insights.
Investment News Magazine
August 2007 issue of Investment News magazine quotes Patrick Byrne
Aspetuck's Market Strategist Interviewed By News 12's Becky Surran
On June 14, 2007, Patrick Byrne, Aspetuck's Market Strategist, shared his view point on the US economy and markets with News 12's On-The-Money viewers. He also provided several warning signs of a bear market and recession. He said the economy isn't likely to fall into a recession in 2007 and the market is in a corrective phase and not a bear market.
Check Us Out In Barron's
Aspetuck Financial Management's 2007 Market Outlook excerpts printed in the Market Watch section of Barron's December 25, 2006 issue
Patrick Byrne writes article on retirement planning for people planning to retire once. The article offers practical advice on managing retirement assets.
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Connecticut's News 12 Visits Aspetuck Financial's Downtown Westport Office 
