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"With central bankers across major economies putting their weight to rekindle economic growth, recession risks will be reduced and pushed back till the year 2022 or later," Morwa said. "This also will support equity prices, and I believe that the S&P 500 index should reach well above the 3,000 level in 2019. The year 2019 should be a good year for equities."
Growth stocks will recover some of their recent losses and should see renewed interest," Morwa continued. "However, lower economic growth and low inflation means that the hunt for yield will continue. High-dividend stocks and sectors which have had a stellar performance so far in 2019 will continue to outperform."