New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh appears ready to give markets fewer signals. That may give the Fed more flexibility, but it also gives every data point more power to move markets.

One of the most important pillars that we discuss both at our workshops and our coaching sessions is how to increase the probability of your success by having the right mental mindset.

Elevated coupon income should continue to support senior loan returns in the second half of 2026, but tighter valuations and rising sector dispersion...

The Trump administration is taking stakes in chip, defense, quantum, and rare earth companies that align with policy priorities.

Lower income households are getting a raise, increasing capex estimates signal confidence, and small businesses are catching up in their use of AI.

Private credit redemption pressure and default upticks are not likely to affect well-diversified secondary private equity portfolios.

Participants want caregiver planning support, but many lack confidence in key financial decisions. Advisors can help fill the gap.

Jim Lydotes flips the timer on a retail energy deal, thinner consumer cushions, and how index rebalancing shows why investors should look beneath the market surface.

The back half of 2026 may hinge on six themes: AI spending, uneven growth, labor supply, sticky inflation, uneasy central banks, and volatile bond markets.

Jim Lydotes flips the timer on our Grassroots Research on data centers, healthcare companies reinvesting AI dividends, and the breakdown in common value metrics.