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Cinco De Mayo

Writer: Brandon Mull, CFA, CFP®
Brandon Mull, CFA, CFP®
May 8
1 min read

Updated: Sep 30

Writing this week on the 5th of May, or “Cinco De Mayo” as it is known in some circles, has us thinking about tacos, and maybe a few margaritas as well. Aside from the obvious culinary aspect of the delicious traditional Mexican dish that has come to be associated with this week, we’re looking at the market landscape for reasons to celebrate. However, much like the recent spring weather in the Midwest, while the climate improves, there are a few grey clouds threatening to rain on the party ...


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