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Financial Experts on What to Do with Your Investments in Coronavirus Scare

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SAN ANTONIO BUSINESS JOURNAL – “At Monticello, we don’t do knee-jerk-reaction decisions based on the market going up or down,” Todd Brockwell said. “These are long-term strategies. We haven’t changed our colors.”

He said Monticello has told its client base of long-term investors to not panic and stay in the market, as equity markets have always recovered. Brockwell said this could be a unique buying opportunity for some clients, and that those with 401K plans should keep contributing. He said for those looking to buy into a retirement plan, now may be the right time.

Todd Brockwell wearing a blue suit, white shirt, and red patterned tie, smiling at the camera against a blurred office background.

About the Author

Todd Brockwell, CFA, CPA

Chief Executive Officer

Todd leads 1900 Wealth Management with more than 30-years of experience in investment management, finance, and executive leadership. As President, he has guided the firm through significant growth in both staff and assets. Todd works directly with clients, providing strategic guidance and helping families and institutions achieve their long-term financial goals.

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