Perspectives

Recent breakthroughs in science and technology are working hard to extend human health spans, making people healthier and more productive well into their later years of life. What lies ahead for the future of immortality?

Submerge yourself into our 2024 trends piece brought to you by Davidson Investment Advisors as we invite you to learn about what topics are expected to shape our world, economy, and one another for the upcoming year.

Davidson Investment Advisors provides insight into exciting, disruptive, or otherwise new developments anticipated to be impactful to businesses, consumers and society.

The widespread adoption of wearable technology has led to an explosion of information available to better track and treat health conditions. This is making our healthcare system smarter by providing medical and insurance providers more detailed information about patients, and it’s helping spawn new industries such as personalized fitness and medicine.

What in the NFT is going on? Is Web 2.0 on the brink of extinction? When does big tech become too big? Start your Apple Watch as Davidson Investment Advisors runs through the trends of 2022 — connected health devices, Mark Zuckerberg’s intro to Metaverse and how the “Great Resignation of 2021” will affect the future.

Relative to the volatility of equity markets, most fixed income investors prefer their portfolios to be comparatively… boring. Davidson Investment Advisors examines rising interest rates and gives insight on how they seek to position and manage bond portfolios in this environment.

Although measures of inflation remain low, markets and financial commentators presume that may be changing soon. Davidson Investment Advisors breaks down the impacts of inflation on both the equity and bond markets, and what it means for investors.

As COVID-related office closures extend beyond their initial expected lives, both employers and employees have learned to embrace the concept of Work from Anywhere: a new reality where as long as an employee has internet and cell service, work can be done.

With the advent of YouTube and other video sites, new methods of instruction have developed, and the amount of knowledge being shared on platforms is enormous. What does this mean for the future of learning?

Our investment team outlines 12 trends to watch for in the coming year.