SIDOXIA'S STORY
The greatest leaders and innovations in history have been created with the help of optimism. Our firm name, Sidoxia, is inspired by the Greek word for optimism. For every problem there is a corresponding opportunity and solution. Sidoxia was established to fill a void in the financial services marketplace for independent, client-driven advice that is free of conflicts.
Sidoxia was founded by Wade W. Slome, CFA®, CFP® in 2008 in Newport Beach, California. Having managed a $20 billion mutual fund and worked in the industry for more than thirty years, Mr. Slome’s extensive experience and credentials allow him to provide institutional-quality service to all clients.
The optimistic theme underlying Sidoxia’s name also stems from Mr. Slome’s older brother, who earned an academic award for being the “Most Optimistic” before he succumbed to complications related to his mental illness.
Investing
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Financial Planning
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From Hard Landing to Soft Landing to No Landing?
Although, currently, there are many financial crosswinds swirling, the good news is that in the near-term, the economy has been maintaining its elevation and there is no imminent sign of a hard landing.
Recession Fears Reign Supreme, Stocks Gain Steam
Commentators continue to shout the doom-and-gloom forecasts of a hard landing recession, but after an economic hurricane in 2022 there are some signs the financial clouds have begun to lift this year.
New Year, New Clean Slate
Last year was painful across the board, but investors are starting this year with a clean slate and signs are pointing to a potential reversal in inflation and interest rate headwinds. With the change of the calendar, a messy 2022 could turn into a spick-and-span 2023.
Feasting on a Full Plate of Concerns
For investors, digesting a full plate of concerns has caused some indigestion in the stock market this year. The good news is inflation appears to be peaking, the economy and the consumer remain on solid footing, despite the Federal Reserve’s rate-hiking rampage, and the unemployment rate remains near generationally low levels.
