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    We're pleased to announce that OppenheimerFunds has joined forces with Invesco! Learn more about all the great possibilities we're creating together:

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  2. Jul 22

    "Every time we've seen volatility in the United States, it's when policy makers have tempted fate." - Invesco's Brian Levitt

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  3. Jul 22

    Highlight: “Rate cuts themselves don’t really matter,” says . “What happens along with the rate cuts is financial conditions ease meaningfully... the net impact on the economy itself is modest.”

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  4. attendees: Join Invesco Consulting’s Brett Van Bortel to unlock the secret of increasing high net worth referrals. Catch “Rainmaker – Building Strategic Relationships for a Pipeline of New Affluent Clients” today at 2:10 p.m. at table 7.

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  5. Jul 22

    What do market gyrations and woolly mammoths have in common? They’ve both triggered fear in humans. But we shouldn’t take off running every time we’re worried about the market:

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  6. What’s driving markets today? Investment Strategist Tim Horsburgh joined to discuss the Fed’s dovish pivot and his base case for a cut:

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  7. Advisors, are you afraid asking for referrals will damage your client reputations? Join Invesco Consulting’s Brett Van Bortel at to learn about “Preferrals – The Unmasking of Asking” — Tuesday, July 23 at 1:00 p.m. in room 205.

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  8. attendees, mark your calendars to hear Invesco Consulting’s Brett Van Bortel present on preferrals and building strategic relationships with your clients this Tuesday, July 23.

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  9. The yield curve tells a story. What does it mean for the potential of further Fed cuts?

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  10. The Fed has a tough assignment ahead of this month’s meeting. Find out why Invesco Fixed Income expects a rate cut — and what it would mean for risk assets.

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  11. Vice Chairman of Investments shares why he thinks supportive monetary policy and a potentially positive US-China resolution have markets poised for a rally. Watch the replay on ’s :

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  12. How are trade tensions, Q3 earnings, and potential rate cuts impacting the markets? , Global Market Strategist for North America, joined to discuss which sectors may present the most opportunities for investors:

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  13. Jul 18

    The dollar may be unlikely to strengthen much, but I wouldn’t count on higher returns in international markets as a result:

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  14. Jul 18

    The SEC recently started the Regulation BI countdown for brokers – what could it mean for traditional relationships? Read my analysis on what may and may not change under the new rule.

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  15. Some investors are looking for the Fed to cut rates 50 basis points in July. I believe that would be too much, too soon:

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  16. Invesco SteelPath weighs in on what’s moving the MLP market in July. Here’s what to watch:

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  17. Jul 16

    As the Fed unwinds previous rate hikes, I don’t expect the dollar to move much. Here’s why:

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  18. Jul 16

    How could the recent SEC vote giving brokers one year to comply with Regulation BI change client relationships? Check my latest blog for an analysis.

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  19. Jul 16

    Looking forward to joining and on tomorrow from 9:20 to 9:40 a.m. EST to share my latest views on the markets. Watch here:

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  20. "If I were the Fed I wouldn't worry about asset prices but making sure we don't kill the economy." talks Fed rate cuts, just as U.S. stocks make record highs & whether a U.S. recession is ever 'necessary' or 'cathartic' as some suggest.

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  21. I believe a 25 basis point rate cut is the right level for the Fed to target in July. Here’s why:

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