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Investment Commentary

Economic Cycles and Their Impact on Markets and Portfolios

By Jason Herried | Johnson Financial Group • September 02, 2021

2 minute read time

Listen in as Johnson Financial Group’s Jason Herried uses the analogy of two classic family games – Monopoly and Chutes and Ladders - to help explain economic cycles and how they impact financial markets and the way we manage portfolios.

 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Jason Herried

Jason Herried

SVP Director of Equity Strategies, Portfolio Manager CFA® | Johnson Financial Group

As Senior Vice President, Director of Equity Strategy and Wealth Portfolio Manager, Jason develops and builds customized portfolio strategies for our individual, institutional and non–profit clients. This includes investment policy review and development, portfolio construction, manager and security selection and performance reporting. Jason also serves as a member of the firm's Investment Committee and leads the Equity Strategy Group.

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