Kevin Huntington, Financial Advisor at Morgan Stanley

On this Memorial Day, let's take a moment to pay our respects and express our gratitude to the fallen heroes and their families. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten. Thank you for your service.

As legislators try to manage the U.S. and China’s economic relationship, outbound investors will want to keep tabs on potential policy coming down the pipeline.

U.S. Politics: Market Implications of the Midterm Election | Morgan Stanley Looking back on the 2016 and 2020 elections, it is clear that elections can have a significant impact on the U.S. economic outlook. The question is whether the coming midterm elections have any meaningful implications.

Talk of recession continues among investors and consumers alike, but last week saw a sharp rally in U.S. Equities. Is this just a blip or could U.S. equity markets rally further?

The Increasing Risk of Recession | Morgan Stanley As price to earnings multiples fall and inflation continues to weigh on the economy, long term earnings estimates may still be too high as the risk of a recession rises.

Is your portfolio prepared for a recession? Let’s discuss strategies to help you navigate the next downturn.

How Bad Could the Next Recession Be? | Morgan Stanley If history is any guide, an inflation-triggered recession would be less severe than one caused by credit excesses.

The Fed has announced the biggest single rise in interest rates in nearly 30 years. Have you considered how it could affect your portfolio? Let’s discuss.

Is an Economic Soft Landing Still Possible? | Morgan Stanley With the Federal Reserve’s 75-basis-point rate hike last week, the probability of recession has doubled and stocks are under increasing pressure. How should investors prepare for what may come next?

How has recent market turmoil impacted your portfolio? Let’s discuss strategies to help you prepare for what may be next.

How Can Investors Prepare for a ‘Profits Recession’? | Morgan Stanley Corporate profits may not be as resilient as investors would like to think. Why weaker earnings—and more volatility—may be ahead.