Investment Philosophy
At Granite Financial Solutions, we believe the concepts of asset allocation and diversification are the cornerstones behind a successful investment plan. Diversification between asset classes and products, based upon your specific risk tolerance and time horizon, are essential in creating an investment plan that addresses your current and future financial goals. Through this process coupled with a long-term investment outlook, we will strive to manage the inherent risks associated with investing while positioning you and your family to reap the benefits of achieving your financial goals.*
Value Statement
At Granite Financial Solutions, we are committed to the highest standards of ethics and integrity. We are responsible to our clients, to their families and their combined dreams and goals. In discharging our responsibilities, we do not take professional or ethical shortcuts. Our interactions with all of our clients must reflect the high standards we profess.
Recent News
Tariffs and Market Volatility Likely to Stick | Weekly Market Commentary | June 2, 2025
On Wednesday, May 28, the U.S. Court of International Trade (CIT) essentially blocked the majority of President Trump’s tariffs. A three-judge panel issued summary judgment against the tariffs enacted under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), claiming they were unconstitutional and “exceed any authority granted by the President by IEEPA.”
Can Earnings Catch Up to This Stock Market Rally? | Weekly Market Commentary | May 27, 2025
First quarter reporting season was solid, but results didn’t offer much of a confidence boost in the outlook for the rest of the year.
Market Update: Tariff Pause Boosts Sentiment, Fed Steady | Weekly Market Commentary | May 19, 2025
In just a matter of hours last week, investors apparently decided that stocks were on sale, and it was time to buy. But nothing materially changed as consumers were still pessimistic about the future, firms were on the sidelines waiting to deploy capital amid tariff uncertainty, and the Federal Reserve (Fed) remained committed to their “Wait and See” stance.
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