While many experts believe the current sell-off in global markets is a minor correction, some see an increased possibility of a recession.
The CNBC Digital Financial Advisor Council weighs in on strategies they are recommending to clients based on changes to U.S. tax law.
Tax reform is a big deal for my clients in California, because we're a high-tax state and they are looking at the loss of several SALT deductions. It's going to cause a lot of my clients a bigger tax bill. Some of that will be offset by the lower tax rates, of course, but it kind of depends on what tax bracket you're in.
I really feel strongly that we're not going to see a recession until at least a year, year and a half — maybe even longer. The U.S. and global growth are strong right now and could even be stronger next year. So, to me, this year may again be another positive year for stocks.