This month of intense lead-up to the presidential election has been noisy to say the least, but it’s important to stay both watchful and calm. Eyes are on the Fed as they await the next installment of inflation and jobs data. Whether their half-point rate cut in September hit the Goldilocks sweet spot, or whether it was too much, too little or too late (that last highly unlikely), market watchers, including the Board, continue to study both economic and global news and take judicious, considered bites as opportunities present themselves. This has put the Easton Episcopal Funds in the top 30% of the balanced fund universe for 88% of the 3-year periods since inception.
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