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Market Commentary Articles

With headlines focused on the SpaceX IPO, inflation, and other upcoming events, many clients have questions on how these factors affect markets and their portfolios.
Explore the recent market volatility, marked by a significant Nasdaq drop, and what it means for investors now.
The S&P 500 recently surpassed 7,500 for the first time, marking another milestone in a year that has seen many new all-time highs.
May was a strong month for equities, with most major indexes setting fresh all-time highs.
Learn how private credit can enhance your investment strategy and why it is a vital part of many portfolios today.
The new Fed Chair confirmed by the Senate is Kevin Warsh, an experienced policymaker who served on the Fed's Board of Governors during the global financial crisis.
The stock market rally slowed this week as markets reacted to a mix of headlines.
The national average price of a gallon of gasoline has climbed above $4.50, up nearly 50% since the start of the U.S.-Iran conflict in late February.
For much of the history of the stock market, investing was primarily about individual stocks and bonds. Over the past few decades, however, macroeconomic developments have increasingly influenced markets.
Markets traded higher for a seventh consecutive week, extending the rally from late March.
Explore the world of private equity and discover how it represents a unique opportunity for serious long-term investors.
Markets traded higher for a sixth consecutive week, extending the rally that began in late March and pushing several major indexes to new highs.
Are Seasonal Patterns Like “Sell in May and Go Away” Relevant? Let's look at the data.
For many households, a home represents not only where they live and raise their family, but also their largest financial asset, monthly expense, and source of debt.
Back-to-back ceasefires, first between the U.S. and Iran on April 7 and then between Israel and Lebanon on April 16, changed the market's outlook. Let's dive into the details!

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