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What’s next for the economy and markets? Join our exclusive virtual presentation where Janney’s Investment Strategy Group shares its views on the economy and markets, inflation, monetary and fiscal policy, and what it all means for your portfolio strategy.

MUSIC ARTIST A-Z O: OUTLAWS Outlaws is an American Southern rock band from Tampa, Florida. They are best known for their song "There Goes Another Love Song" which became a top 40 hit in 1975. Sometimes I feel like I'm gettin' kinda low Thoughts I am thinkin' are the reason and so I try to remember without talkin' to myself Things that I've said or maybe things that I felt about you Sittin' in a corner of a crowded bar room People all around me and I still feel alone Just when I know I'm gonna break down and cry Someone plays a tune that dries a tear from my eye There goes another love song Someone's singin' about me again There goes another love song Now I need more than a friend Lonesome and lonely and far from my home Tried to get back to where I know I belong Wishin' and hopin' I was already there I just heard a voice, it whispered in my ear Singin', there goes another love song Someone's singin about me again There goes another love song Now I need more than a friend There goes another love song Someone's singin' about me again There goes another love song Now I need more than a friend I said, there goes another love song Someone's singin' about me again (oh, good Lord) There goes another love song Now I need more than a friend Artist: Outlaws Songwriters: Hughie Thomasson, Monte Yoho Released: 1975 Album: Outlaws

Annuities can be a powerful tool for securing your investments—offering asset protection, tax deferral, guaranteed income, and peace of mind. Read this article to learn more.

Our exclusive virtual event will highlight: How election outcomes influence policy directions and investor sentiment. The budget debate and how it shapes legislative priorities and influences market trends. Expected changes from the expiration of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and implications for individuals and businesses, and a look at the U.S.-China relationship and its impact on key industries and investment strategies.

The middle of a period of market fluctuation is rarely the best time to adopt new investing strategies. But here are some actions you should consider.

Join us as Retired FBI Special Agent Jeff Lanza explores the critical topic of cybercrime and AI’s ever-evolving impact. Learn what steps you can take if cybercriminals target you and get essential tips for improving cybersecurity in your daily life. Don’t wait until it’s too late—register today for this important webinar!

Investors who remain committed to their financial goals in the face of short-term turbulence may experience advantages in the end.

Did you know an estimated 65 to 80% of a business owner’s net worth is tied to their business?* If you’re approaching retirement age, you need to protect the wealth you have built. Financial planning and business succession planning can help you understand the nexus of your personal net worth, the value of your business, and the exit strategies that will allow you to enjoy the benefits of years of hard work and sacrifice. Join us to hear Janney thought leaders highlight our collaborative approach in addressing the unique needs of business owners. Register here: https://advisor.janney.com/janneyevents/events/financial-strategies-for-business-owners/ *According to estimates from the Exit Planning Institute

Be sure to check out our 2024 tax resources for updated mailing schedules, tax forms, and other helpful resources as you prepare for upcoming tax deadlines.

When you understand what’s expected for the economy and markets in the coming year, you can better develop a long-term investment strategy. Read our Outlook here.

Whether you are considering a sale in the near term or just beginning to put a plan in place, you should focus on maximizing the value of your company. An investment banker can help. In this webinar, join members of the Janney Investment Banking team, leaders in middle-market advisory and financing solutions, to learn how a collaborative approach, in-depth industry knowledge, and sector expertise can produce positive results tailored to your needs.

What can we expect for the economy and markets in 2025? Join our exclusive virtual presentation where Janney’s Investment Strategy Group shares their views on what you should know about the markets’ potential impact on your portfolio strategy.

The end of the year is a great time to start thinking about your taxes for the upcoming year. Here are things you can do now to get on track for 2025.

#FridayTune Just Breathe is an acoustic piece from Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam, which was released as a single in 2009. While a bit of a sleeper hit for the band, it eventually went platinum in the U.S. Per Vedder, it was his being aware of his own mortality, and realizing how fleeting time is, that inspired him to write the song Yes, I understand That every life must end As we sit alone I know someday we must go Oh, I'm a lucky man To count on both hands The ones I love Some folks just have one Yeah, others they got none Stay with me Let's just breathe Practiced all my sins Never gonna let me win Under everything Just another human being Yeah, I don't want to hurt There's so much in this world To make me bleed Stay with me You're all I see Did I say that I need you? Did I say that I want you? Oh, if I didn't, I'm a fool, you see No one knows this more than me As I come clean I wonder every day As I look upon your face Everything you gave And nothing you would take Nothing you would take Everything you gave Did I say that I need you? Oh, did I say that I want you? Oh, if I didn't, I'm a fool you see No one knows this more than me As I come clean Nothing you would take Everything you gave Hold me 'til I die Meet you on the other side Artist: Pearl Jam Songwriter: Eddie Vedde Released: September 21, 2009

FridayTune# The Song "Don't Know Why" by Norah Jones launched her career in 2002 and became her most successful, earning 3 Grammy awards. I waited 'til I saw the sun I don't know why I didn't come I left you by the house of fun Don't know why I didn't come Don't know why I didn't come When I saw the break of day I wished that I could fly away Instead of kneeling in the sand Catching tear-drops in my hand My heart is drenched in wine But you'll be on my mind forever Out across the endless sea I would die in ecstasy But I'll be a bag of bones Driving down the road alone My heart is drenched in wine But you'll be on my mind forever Something has to make you run I don't know why I didn't come I feel as empty as a drum I don't know why I didn't come Don't know why I didn't come I don't know why I didn't come Artist: Norah Jones Songwriter: Jesse Harris Released: January 28, 2002 Album: Come Away With ME

#FridayTunes "You Might Think" by the Cars won the first-ever Video of the Year award at MTV's Video Music Awards in 1984. The video was considered very advanced for the time and was one of the first to use computerized effects. Oh well uh, you might think I'm crazy To hang around with you Or maybe you think I'm lucky To have somethin' to do But I think that you're wild Inside me is some child You might think I'm foolish Or maybe it's untrue (You might think) You might think I'm crazy (All I want) All I want is you You might think it's hysterical But I know when you're weak You think you're in the movies And everything's so deep But I think that you're wild When you flash that fragile smile You might think it's foolish What you put me through (You might think) You might think I'm crazy (All I want) All I want is you And it was hard, so hard to take (So hard to take) There's no escape (There's no escape) Without a scrape (Without a scrape) But you kept it going, till the sun fell down You kept it, going Oh well uh, you might think I'm delirious The way I run you down But somewhere, sometimes When you're curious I'll be back around Oh, I think that you're wild And so uniquely styled You might think it's foolish This chancy rendezvous (You might think I'm crazy) You might think I'm crazy (All I want is you) All I want is you, ah-oo All I want is you (All I want is you) All I want is you Artist: The Cars Songwriter: Ric Ocasek Released: February 1984 Album Heartbeat City

#FridayTunes Back to 1971 with Riders On the Storm by the Doors. The song is best known for being the last song Jim Morrison recorded before his death on July 3, 1971. Riders on the storm Riders on the storm Into this house we're born Into this world we're thrown Like a dog without a bone An actor out on loan Riders on the storm There's a killer on the road His brain is squirmin' like a toad Take a long holiday Let your children play If you give this man a ride Sweet memory will die Killer on the road, yeah Girl, you gotta love your man Girl, you gotta love your man Take him by the hand Make him understand The world on you depends Our life will never end Gotta love your man, yeah Riders on the storm Riders on the storm Into this house we're born Into this world we're thrown Like a dog without a bone An actor out on loan Riders on the storm Riders on the storm Riders on the storm Riders on the storm Riders on the storm Artist: The Doors Songwriters: John Densmore Robby Krieger Ray Manzarek Jim Morrison Released: June 1971 Album: L.A. Woman

Our Investment Strategy Group reviews the 2024 presidential candidates' economic and fiscal plans and their potential impact on the economy.