The markets seemed impervious to shock and crisis during March, as sequester cuts, Cyprus, and Italy were unable to halt the market’s advance. However, uncertainty was evident as...
February was another positive month for the stock market, yet the gain masked significant rotation and volatility within the market. In January, oil & gas, health care, and c...
Improving investor sentiment lead to an increase in the flow of capital into equity mutual funds lifting the S&P TR index 5.18% in January. Intermediate term interest rates inc...
In December, the flat return for the S&P 500 TR Index masked significant volatility. Markets weakened during the final quarter of the year as uncertainty related to majo...
The modest gain in the stock market this month hid the strong ups and downs investors experienced following a close election and a string of mixed economic news. Uncertainty usuall...
October is the month in which most companies report third-quarter earnings and begin to forecast their sales for the next year. Analysts reduced earnings expectations for the third...
Summary and Outlook The growth rate of the US economy and corporate earnings declined in 2012, as consumers’ continue to battle low income growth and high debt levels. At 63%, wo...
Summary and Outlook President Obama was reelected by a wide margin in electoral votes, yet the margin of victory by popular vote was a slim 4%. Republicans retained control of the ...
Summary and Outlook Developed nations throughout the world are in a slump. Our economy is stumbling along at 1.3% growth as consumers use surplus cash to reduce debt, and a strong ...
Summary and Outlook A sharp decline in business spending slowed economic growth last quarter. Despite strong contributions from auto sales and residential real estate, real GDP gro...
Summary and Outlook Our economy grew 1.7%, before inflation during 2011 compared to 3% in 2010 and headline inflation was up 2.9% versus 2.2%. Corporate profits were up 7.9% in 201...
Summary and Outlook Elections this year will determine leadership in countries representing 50% of world economic output, including the USA, China, France, Russia, South Korea, and...
Mr. McAdams’ resume includes extensive experience in the areas of finance, investments, business operations and management. This foundation of experience includes nine years of c...
Mr. Hodge joined Gimbal Capital Management in 2004. Previously, he worked for the Michigan Department of Corrections as a sales representative and was a licensed life & health ...
Mary joined Gimbal Capital Management during 2007 after serving for three years as the Customer Service Manager for Falcon Waterfree Technologies and thirteen years as Credit Manag...
Gimbal Capital Management provides investment management services to high net worth individuals. For the past eleven years we have focused on managing balanced investment portfolios and building Gimbal into a company that will endure for many years to come.
Gimbal noun \ `gim-bəl \ Invented by Philo of Byzantium, a gimbal is a mechanical device used to keep objects stable, made of two or more rings mounted at right angles. Compasses mounted with three gimbals provide three-dimensional stability.
At Gimbal Capital Management, we apply the principles of asset allocation and security selection using a disciplined and proven investment process. These are the "gimbals" we use to generate consistent returns for our clients, regardless of the market environment.
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Like your favorite uncle always said, there is no such thing as a free lunch, and investing is no different. Any potential for profit will also bear the risk of loss, and expenses will be charged to you regardless of profit or loss.
Like your father always said, do your homework before you invest. We do our homework for the money we manage, and you should research us before you invest with us. You can find more information at www.adviserinfo.sec.gov.
Like your mother always said, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. We think we are pretty good at what we do, but who doesn't think that they are better than average? We won't always be right – we will just try to be less wrong than the market.
Like Heraclitus of Ephesus said, "You cannot step twice into the same river." Past returns may depend on strategies no longer practical, and neither past returns nor "Top Gun" awards guarantee future profits.
Like Will Rogers said, "Common sense ain't common." That's why the fine print exists and why we should have listened to our parents when we were kids.
