Locust Capital is proud to announce that we have been selected again as a top advisor for the medical community by Medical Economics magazine. Medical Economics magazine is the leading business resource for doctors.
In addition to the Medical Economics achievement, we have been selected again as a top advisor by Philadelphia Magazine. Each year Philadelphia Magazine creates a list of top advisors based on criteria such as assets under management, number of clients, certifications and advanced degrees. We are happy to have been chosen for this unsolicited recognition.
Locust Capital Partner Bill Casey III, Class of 1985, Builds New Philadelphia Alumni Council
Locust Capital Management is proud to announce SmartCEO Magazines recognition of Augustine Repetto as one of the Regions Top Wealth Manager in its first annual Wealth Managers Readers Choice Award.
Locust Capital is now a member of the MD Preferred Financial Advisor Network:
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 Normally a big decline would set up Wall Street for a technical rebound. But that may not be the case next week, even after the market posted its worst weekly loss for the year and the S&P fell for six ...
- Final Glance: Chemicals companies
Shares of some top chemicals companies were mixed at the close of trading:Dow Chemical Co. rose $.06 or .2 percent, to $29.45.DuPont Co. fell $.87 or 1.8 percent, to $47.97.
- How the major stock indexes fared on Friday
Stocks fell Friday as investors set aside any excitement over the Facebook initial public offering and focused on Europe's debt problems. As recently as May 1, the Dow was up 8.7 percent for the year. ...
- Messy Facebook debut marks weak day on Wall Street
 Stocks fell on Friday after a sloppy debut by Facebook Inc spoiled hopes that a spectacular open for the most-anticipated stock sale in years would brighten the mood in what has been a gloomy month for ...
- Stocks fall on Europe worries; Facebook debuts
 It's going to take more than Facebook's initial public offering to push the stock market higher.Facebook shares rose 23 cents above their $38 offering price. It seemed like everything else fell.The Dow ...
- Social media stocks tumble on tepid Facebook IPO
The lukewarm response to Facebook Inc.'s initial public offering sent shares of other social-media companies tumbling Friday.The sell-off is a sign that Facebook is now a bellwether for the small sector, ...
- Socks fall on Europe worries; Facebook debuts
It's going to take more than Facebook's initial public offering to push the stock market higher.U.S. stock indexes fell in afternoon trading Friday. Facebook made its Wall Street debut, fashionably late, ...
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