Patience is the only tool we have at the moment. At some point the virus will be under control, and a recovery will begin. Hopefully it’s sooner, but in any case it will happen. Investors should focus on making sure their portfolios are properly constructed so that when recovery occurs, they will be positioned to participate.

One of the biggest lessons from the 2008 financial crisis still holds true: Sticking to your long-term goals, and having an investment strategy to match, will get you where you want to be.

The stock market can’t see around corners right now, but that doesn’t mean it won’t. As hard as it is to feel right now, at some point this crisis will ease.

As you may be feeling a bit overwhelmed by the recent financial news, I wanted to share my thoughts that I hope will provide some clarity for you.

Speaking on January 24 at SC Thornton's Department of Screen Scoring master of music program

Our marketing advisor, Bill McGuire, attends Jazz Congress at Lincoln Center, NYC