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Fundamental Math

Fundamental Math

Stocks staged a wild comeback this week, but don’t let the rally fool you—valuations are still walking a tightrope. We break down what the fundamentals say about where the market could go from here, and why the real test may still lie ahead.

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Vigilantes

Vigilantes

  It was another rollercoaster week in the markets. Volatility was high, and stock prices swung wildly. But beyond the headline-grabbing moves in equities, there was a deeper, more telling story unfolding under the surface—one that many non-market watchers likely...

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Stock Plunge

Stock Plunge

  We’re doing something a little different this week. The chart we’re looking at isn’t one of our go-to indicators—it’s more of a historical curiosity. But with the market falling over 9% last week, it’s worth digging into how things have played out after similar...

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Financial Focus – April 9th, 2025

Financial Focus – April 9th, 2025

This week’s Financial Focus highlights the fast-approaching tax deadline and why now is the perfect time to start planning ahead, not just looking back. Nate Kreinbrink also breaks down the key decisions around Social Security—one of the most important assets in retirement—and how timing can impact your long-term financial picture.

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Margin Debt Warning

Margin Debt Warning

Margin debt is the amount of money investors borrow to buy stocks. David Nelson explains the historical trend of margin debt and why investors should continue to be cautious.

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Risk Off

Risk Off

The S&P 500 got slammed to close the week, dropping over 4% on Thursday and then following that up with another bruising decline on Friday. The two back-to-back haymakers left markets reeling and investors wondering: Is this the bottom—or just the beginning?

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Tariff Turbulence

Tariff Turbulence

  If you thought tariffs were a relic of early American economic policy, think again. Under President Trump's proposed "Liberation Day" policy, the U.S. is set to see its effective tariff rate hit 29%, the highest level in over a century. That’s according to an...

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Weak Foundation

Weak Foundation

  Global stocks are having a rough week. After a strong start to the year, markets have stumbled—hard. The selling pressure has been widespread, and it’s hitting many of the biggest names that have been propping things up. It’s starting to feel like a building...

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Financial Focus – April 9th, 2025

Financial Focus – April 2nd, 2025

In this week’s Financial Focus, David Nelson reflects on the market’s recent volatility, recession risks, and the impact of tariffs and political uncertainty. David explains how his team is navigating the noise with defensive positioning and emphasizes the importance of focusing on fundamentals over headlines.

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Dollar Dip

Dollar Dip

The US dollar had a strong finish in 2024 but has been weakening since late January. Nate Kreinbrink shows us how investors usually rush to the dollar for safety when the markets become nervous.

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