Edward Jones-Financial Advisor: Berkley Boutcher
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Weekly Market Update: The '60s western "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" features Clint Eastwood in pursuit of buried gold. He reaches his goal, but not without several twists and duels along the way. The economy and stock market are currently in the early stages of their recovery, recent days are a reminder that the path will endure twists as positive trends and ongoing risks duel it out along the way. Read the rest here.

It's been devastating to see the acts of racism and violence against Black communities. We are not immune to racism here in Canada and the devastation in the US is a strong reminder that we all need to take responsibility to end racism and discrimination. We all must do our part in standing up against racism by educating ourselves, listening and being an ally to our Black communities, clients and associates.

Weekly Market Update: Stocks ended the week higher, with the month of May marking the start of the gradual reopening of the domestic and global economy. A steady but slow decline in new infections has allowed the partial lifting of restrictions, boosting investor confidence. Read the rest here.

Food Banks Canada provides more than 750,000 Canadians every month with the essential food supplies they need and the demand has increased 20% through these challenging times. Those in need are our neighbours, friends and co-workers. All this month Edward Jones' associates are raising funds to support their COVID-19 Response Fund. And thank you to all those who are volunteering at Food Banks every day. Learn more about Food Banks Canada and the critical work they are doing here.

Weekly Market Update: We think investors can be confident in a longer-term recovery but should position portfolios and expectations to weather periods of volatility along the way. Read the rest here.

Weekly Market Update: The old saying, "March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb" has taken on new meaning this year. While home quarantines may be making each new day feel just like the last, when it comes to the financial markets and the economy, a lot has changed in the last month. Read more here.