Outlook Still Seems Ok & The Case for Lower-Risk Equities

Paladin provides independent evaluations of financial advisors based on their credentials, ethics, and business practices.

Of the approximately 30,000 advisors Paladin has reviewed since 2004, only about 7% of them have received a 5-Star rating. The remaining 93% are turned away.

Paladin says, "The best certifications are the ones that required a lot of work and included a comprehensive examination to make sure the advisor´s acquired knowledge will help them do a better job for you. Four certifications and designations that stand-out are: CFA^®, CFP^®, CPA/PFS, and CIMA^®."

(Please be aware that third-party ratings such as the 5-Star rating Glenn Wessel has received from the Paladin Registry cannot necessarily ensure future investment success or a higher level of investment performance.)

" The most highly regarded credential that is currently available to financial advisors." —   5 Stars

" The most recognized credential in the U.S." —   5 Stars

" The most highly regarded financial planner designation." —   5 Stars