CTS Financial Group
@CTS_Chi
We call ourselves a financial advisory boutique, because we don’t believe a gigantic faceless firm is the right place for something as personal as your finances
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As 2025 winds down, we’re grateful for the trust and partnership of our clients, colleagues and community. Wishing you a joyful holiday season filled with peace, happiness, and good health. #CTSFinancialGroup #HappyHolidays #Gratitude #2026Incoming
Last week, stocks saw modest gains as investors digested mixed economic signals. Cooler-than-expected inflation eased early jobs concerns. Markets slid midweek (AI drag) but rebounded on rate-cut hopes and Megacap tech rallied despite consumer sentiment. bit.ly/3xkFle1
Last week, tech dipped, value stocks rose, and the Fed delivered its final 2025 rate call. The Dow surged, but the S&P and Nasdaq lagged. Is this the start of a broader market rotation? Read the full recap - bit.ly/3xkFle1 #Fed #Rates #CTSFinancialGroup
Markets swung between optimism & caution in November. · S&P 500: +0.1% · NASDAQ: first drop since March · Health care, comms led gains · Tech pressured by weak “Magnificent 7” earnings · Treasury yields dipped on rate cut hopes Full recap here- bit.ly/4pp3StO
Stocks climbed to new highs last week as cooling inflation and soft job data fueled speculation ahead of the Fed’s next move. Catch the full recap here: bit.ly/3xkFle1#Market… #FederalReserve #Inflation #JobData #CTSFinancialGroup
Markets are betting big on a December #Fed rate cut. With inflation easing and economic signals softening, odds for a 25-bps cut have jumped to over 87% ahead of the Dec. 9–10 FOMC meeting. Will the Fed pivot? Here’s what to watch: bit.ly/3Mga8FK #FederalReserve #FOMC
Stocks surged last week on AI hype and Fed rate cut hopes. Will the Fed cut rates in December? We break down: · Market odds · Policy signals · What investors should watch Read more: bit.ly/3xkFle1 #FedMeeting #InterestRates #AI #CTSFinancialGroup
We’re grateful for your trust and partnership this Thanksgiving. Please note: Our office will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 28 for the holiday and open until 12 PM on Friday, Nov. 29. Wishing you and yours a joyful and peaceful #Thanksgiving! #CTSFinancialGroup
Wall Street pulled back last week as AI stock valuations rattled markets. The S&P 500 dropped 1.95%, while mixed jobs data & Fed uncertainty added to investor anxiety. Friday's rebound helped, but all eyes are on the December rate decision. Read the post bit.ly/3xkFle1
CK came to @SaltLightChi—a nonprofit helping survivors of human trafficking—with a 4-month-old baby, no job, and no plan. Today, she and her son are thriving. We're proud to support Salt & Light —because financial knowledge creates freedom. bit.ly/4qZA08Q
Markets wobbled, then steadied as D.C. reopened and Wall Street weighed tech valuations, earnings, and interest rate chatter. Catch last week’s key takeaways and what to watch next here - bit.ly/3xkFle1. #Markets #CTSFinancialGroup #EconomicUpdate #GovernmentShutdown
Markets stumbled last week amid fresh labor data, low consumer sentiment & the ongoing government shutdown. · Nasdaq had its worst week since April · Layoffs surged · Sentiment sank to a 3-year low Read the recap: bit.ly/3xkFle1 #MarketUpdate #Layoffs #CTSFinancialGroup
October was a rollercoaster of headline risk—from shutdown threats to rate speculation. Still, the S&P 500 rose 2.3%, and the NASDAQ surged 4.7%. Catch our recap and what’s shaping an even more volatile November: bit.ly/4qL3xTi #MarketUpdate #OctoberRecap #CTSFinancial
Stocks climbed for the 3rd straight week as AI momentum, strong earnings & trade talk optimism pushed markets to record highs — even as the Fed struck a cautious tone. S&P closed above 6800 for the first time. Full recap: bit.ly/3xkFle1. #CTSFinancialGroup
Markets climbed last week on strong bank earnings—even with renewed China trade tensions. But one regional bank’s $50M loss sparked flashbacks to 2023. Is this a blip or a warning sign? Read this week’s update bit.ly/3xkFle1 #MarketUpdate #BankingNews #CTSFinancialGroup
The Fed’s next move could shake the markets. With data delays & rising uncertainty, here’s what to watch ahead of the Oct 29th meeting — and what it could mean for bonds, EM debt and more. Read the article - bit.ly/4naItTv #FedMeeting #InterestRates #Bonds #CTSInsights
Markets climbed last week on strong bank earnings—even with renewed China trade tensions. But one regional bank’s $50M loss sparked flashbacks to 2023. Is this a blip or a warning sign? Read this week’s update bit.ly/3xkFle1 #MarketUpdate #BankingNews #CTSFinancialGroup
Stocks soared to record highs last week—then posted their sharpest drop since April. What triggered the reversal? Trade tensions with China, rare earth metal concerns, and shutdown uncertainty all played a role. Full recap bit.ly/3xkFle1 #CTSInsights #China #Equities
Markets rallied in September as the Fed announced its first rate cut of the year—breaking the “September Effect” trend. Our latest recap covers: · Sector winners · Small-cap milestones · Fed policy & Treasury yields · Shutdown risks Read more: bit.ly/3WoH94a
Markets climbed last week, shaking off shutdown fears. · S&P: +1.08% · Nasdaq: +1.32% · Dow: +1.10% But with jobs data delayed, uncertainty lingers. Full update here bit.ly/3xkFle1 #MarketUpdate #FinancialNews #ShutDown #CTSFinancialGroup
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