Our staff will continue working either remotely or from our office depending on the current status. The markets have not shut down and neither will we.
While some of this may seem unprecedented, much of what of what we are going through is not. We have had bear markets and we have had recessions before. Markets recover after these events and while no one knows exactly how long it will take, we encourage and advise you to remain focused on your long-term plans.
Our office is available and will stay in communication throughout this time of concern. In the meantime, remember that this too shall pass. Until we talk again, be well.
Sincerely,
Dale Immekus
President, Senior Financial Planner, AWMA
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