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SUMMARY Some of these shortages can be addressed quickly and some will take time. We are equity ‘bulls’ but will not be surprised if markets are choppy over the summer. It Could be a Choppy Summer for Markets As the economy reopens the economic tailwinds are picking up. After nearly 16 months of an economic shut-down, the combination of high savings and government stimulus has created pent-up demand to consume. Undoubtedly, we believe better economic times are coming. Buying into the stock market in anticipation of the economy re-opening seems like a ‘no-brainer’ to us. RiverFront’s investment team recognizes the extent to which stocks have anticipated this recovery. We understand that things rarely happen as smoothly and quickly as people think. High levels of investor optimism suggest that the stock market may be vulnerable to disappointment in the short-term. This explains our recent risk reduction trade that brought our balanced portfolios closer to benchmarks.

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