From historic performance to current drivers to predictions on what’s ahead, our logical, straightforward resources make it easier to understand forces affecting the economic landscape.
As we enter 2026, the U.S. economy faces a mix of structural shifts and fiscal changes—from automation and AI to retroactive tax cuts. Our 2026 Annual Outlook explores how these forces may shape growth, inflation, and market dynamics, offering insights on equity valuations, and fixed income opportunities. Discover why resilience and adaptability are expected to remain central themes for investors in the year ahead.
Market Pullback: Why Current Weakness Should Be Viewed as Opportunity
In our latest commentary, we break down what’s behind recent market weakness and why it may signal opportunity—not risk. AI concerns, shifting Fed expectations, and crypto volatility have pressured a market priced for perfection. A pullback toward the S&P 500’s 200-day average could approach correction territory—and history shows that’s often when opportunity knocks.
The government is back open—but uncertainty isn’t gone. Markets pulled back as investors face a data vacuum and unclear Fed policy. Volatility may stick around, but it can also create opportunity for long-term investors. Learn more in our latest commentary!
Witch’s Brew: Stirring up a Cauldron of Diversification
As market volatility creeps in like a Halloween chill, our team brews up five essential ingredients for building a resilient portfolio. From understanding your risk tolerance to adding alternative investments, this seasonal commentary blends spooky themes with smart diversification strategies to help investors stay grounded—no broomstick required.
The Augmented Labor Market: AI and the Future of Work
From driverless cars to declining demand for entry-level tech roles, artificial intelligence is reshaping the labor market faster than ever. In our latest commentary, we explore how AI, demographics, and productivity trends are transforming the workforce—and what it means for investors.