In the Loop – April 24, 2026
We have so many tools and so many ways to analyze different aspects of the economy, which helps increase our odds of success. However, predicting the outcome of the Iran Conflict h
In the Loop – April 17, 2026
Markets hit all-time highs as consumer sentiment nears 80-year lows. Explore the two-speed economy, Q1 earnings highlights, and what it means for investors.
In the Loop – April 10, 2026
The recent headlines are dominated with the Iran War and the wide range of outcomes, which to many of us is terrifying. I will touch on this within this update, but first I would l
In the Loop – March 27, 2026
Oil tops $100, gas climbs past $4, and rate hike talk replaces cut expectations as the Iran War reshapes markets. Here's what it means for investors — plus updates on Flowserve a
In the Loop – March 20, 2026
Before I get into the weeds, I want to remind all long-term investors that since 1980, the average annual drawdown in the S&P 500 is -14% while the average annual return has been +
In the Loop – March 13, 2026
Geopolitical tensions at the Strait of Hormuz threaten global oil and petrochemical supply chains, shifting Fed rate-cut expectations and pressuring markets. Plus updates on Vertiv
In the Loop – March 6, 2026
Markets face geopolitical tensions, shifting valuations, and AI-driven growth. Explore insights on the S&P 500, energy risks, and key companies shaping the investment landscape.
In the Loop – February 27, 2026
The calm at the index level hides strong currents beneath the surface. The S&P 500 has traded in one of its tightest ranges to start a year since the 1960s. Yet more than one-fifth
In the Loop – February 20, 2026
Recent performance provides important insight into where we are in the market cycle and how leadership is evolving. In 2025, market returns were led overwhelmingly by Information T
In the Loop – February 13, 2026
Joe Kernen asked Co-Founder of Sun Microsystems, Scott McNealy on CNBC…Can there be multiple Trillion Dollar companies? Scott answers, “As long as we keep devaluing the Dollar,