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CTS Financial Group

CTS Financial Group

Financial Services

Chicago, IL 729 followers

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About us

CTS Financial Group (CTS) is a Chicago financial advisory and planning boutique that walks the walk by talking the talk, individually, with every client who comes through our doors. We are a Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) ready to sit down with you in person to develop a strategic approach that matches your tolerance for risk to your goals for long-term financial independence. Through teamwork, sound strategic thinking, thoughtful advice and a commitment to your best interests, we will provide comprehensive tax and money management counseling with professionalism, integrity and an unparalleled level of personalized service.

Industry
Financial Services
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
Type
Privately Held
Founded
1972
Specialties
Investments & Money Management, Financial Planning, Income Taxes & Accounting, and Insurance Planning

Locations

  • Primary

    737 N. Michigan Avenue

    Suite 2120

    Chicago, IL 60611, US

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Updates

  • Markets faced renewed pressure in March, with volatility fueled by recession concerns, shifting interest rates, and early reactions to new tariff announcements. In our latest Monthly Market Summary, we cover: ·      The S&P 500’s -5.8% decline and broad sector weakness ·      Continued challenges for small- and mid-cap stocks ·      Treasury yield swings amid inflation data and uncertainty While tariff news made headlines, most of the economic impact began to play out in April. Investors are watching closely as the story continues to unfold. Read the full Market Recap for March here – https://bit.ly/4jftrdj

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  • Volatility made a strong comeback last week as stocks tumbled in response to newly announced tariffs from the White House. Major U.S. indexes posted steep losses, with global markets also feeling the pressure. What sparked the sell-off? How did Fed Chair Jerome Powell respond? And what could it all mean going forward? We break it down in our latest blog post. https://bit.ly/3xkFle1

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  • Markets had a rocky ride last week — swinging from optimism to anxiety as tariff and inflation news rolled in. From rallies early in the week to sell-offs sparked by new car tariff plans and a hotter-than-expected inflation report, investors had a lot to digest. It's a reminder of how quickly sentiment can shift — and how important it is to separate noise from signal. 🔗Dive deeper into what happened and what it might mean moving forward: https://bit.ly/3xkFle1

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  • Markets bounced back last week, breaking a four-week losing streak thanks to positive comments from the Federal Reserve. The Dow led the way with a 1.20% gain, while the S&P 500 rose 0.51% and the Nasdaq edged up 0.17%. Overseas markets also saw growth, with the MSCI EAFE up 0.75%. The big boost? Fed Chair Powell’s reassuring words and a steady outlook, including plans for two potential rate cuts this year. Despite midweek dips and global uncertainties, investor confidence returned to close the week strongly. https://bit.ly/3xkFle1

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  • Markets have been on a rollercoaster ride as trade tensions, economic headlines, and inflation data stirred investor uncertainty. In our latest blog, we break down what drove last week’s market swings—from tariff talk to CPI surprises—and explore why something as simple as the price of eggs can shape consumer sentiment in a big way. Read the full market recap and insights here: https://bit.ly/3xkFle1

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  • Big price swings and tariff uncertainty shook the markets this week. Stocks tumbled early as new tariffs on Mexico and Canada were confirmed, with retaliatory measures fueling inflation fears. A brief rebound midweek followed tariff reprieves, but volatility remained high, with the Nasdaq entering correction territory. Despite an underwhelming jobs report, markets ended the week on a positive note after Fed Chair Jerome Powell reassured investors that the economy remains stable. Stay tuned as trade developments continue to unfold! https://bit.ly/3xkFle1

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  • February saw continued market turbulence, with major indices slipping as investor sentiment wavered. The S&P 500 dropped -1.4%, while small and mid-cap stocks faced even steeper declines. Treasury yields fluctuated, and the inversion of the yield curve sparked fresh concerns about potential economic slowdowns. In this month’s market summary, we break down: ·      The impact of declining consumer sentiment on stocks ·      How inflation and interest rates influenced market movements ·      What the inverted yield curve could signal for the economy Read our full analysis here: https://bit.ly/3F80qBE

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  • As technology advances, we’re unlocking vast mineral resources beneath the ocean—resources that are crucial for renewable energy and modern electronics. With the demand for rare minerals rising, underwater mining is becoming a game-changer in the global investment landscape. Our latest article dives into the opportunities and challenges of this emerging industry, from cutting-edge tech to the environmental and regulatory factors shaping its future. Curious about how this could impact the global economy and sustainability? Read the full article and let us know your thoughts! https://bit.ly/4iemsRw

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