The Frye Financial elves were busy again this year to make this a memorable holiday, despite the chaotic year, for the boys and girls of the Camillus House.

2020 was a tumultuous year. We likely had the shortest recession ever and began a new economic expansion.

2020 vs 2019 office holiday lunch…this has been a year like no other, but we managed and it looks like there is, at last, an end in sight. Happy holidays from our team to yours!

It is so gratifying to be recognized by LPL Financial for something to which we are so committed, providing outstanding service to our clients. This award places Austin A. Frye in the top 1% of over 17,000 LPL-affiliated advisors nationwide based on annual production.

Stocks and bonds posted strong returns in 2020, and we believe this early-stage bull market may be set for more strong performance in 2021. Opportunities for bond investors may require more patience. Read more.

As 2020 comes to a close and we look forward to 2021, we take a look at what we can expect in the stock and bond markets, the economy, and a new post-election policy environment in 2021.  According to Ryan Detrick, CMT, Chief Market Strategist, LPL Financial, "Fiscal and monetary policy reactions probably helped pull the economy from the depths, and we believe we are now in

Even social distance can’t keep us from celebrating Alex’s 10 year anniversary with the firm!

The reaction from stocks since the US election has been strong. The S&P 500 Index is up, and small caps have soared. Sentiment could be getting a little frothy as well, which may increase the odds of a pullback. Read more.

Corporate earnings results were surprisingly good in the third quarter, with 84% of companies beating earnings expectations. Stocks most likely are in a new bull market, potentially supported by a durable economic expansion.  Read more here.

Even masked-up and socially-distanced, Rich’s birthday this week was a delicious celebration!