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Welcome to Lenk Ladner Investment Solutions

An independent fee based only investment advisory firm with over 100 years combined investment experience established in 1993. We tailor personal portfolios composed of individual securities based on the unique needs and risk tolerance of each client for a customized experience. Utilizing a conservative investment philosophy we select financially stable companies with positive growth prospects that have demonstrated consistent earnings growth to achieve your objectives.

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896 Main Street
Osterville, MA 02655
508-428-1645
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Quarterly Commentary from Lenk Ladner Investment Solutions (4th Quarter 2022)

Recent economic statistics have continued to indicate an economy confronting diminished growth prospects and persistently high inflation. When President Biden took office in January of 2020, the annual Consumer Price Index (CPI) - inflation was 1.4 percent; now, for September, the rate is 8.2 percent. Not only is the Federal Reserve (Fed) having to address its own missteps, it must also address the inflationary pressures stemming from two years of excessive federal government spending. The Fed’s primary error was to maintain an “easy money” policy, which was initiated to reinvigorate the economy after the COVID- induced economic slump. By allowing interest rates to remain artificially low for a protracted period, their policies distorted economic incentives resulting in unsupportable rises in the stock and real estate markets.Read More