
Breaking and Entering
The bulls just broke through to new highs after a record-setting rebound. But with mixed signals under the surface, the question is whether they can stay in the house. Check out this week’s commentary for more.

Big Bounce
Stocks have come roaring back since April, and this week’s chart shows why it’s catching attention. Among past corrections, this rebound is the fastest and strongest by far.

Battle of the Benchmarks
Stocks or bonds? It’s a question every investor wrestles with sooner or later. Check out this week’s indicator, where the battle of the benchmarks is heating up—and a new signal could tilt the field.

Financial Focus – June 25th, 2025
This week’s Financial Focus highlights the complexities of Medicare, emphasizing how confusing it can be for individuals transitioning from private or employer coverage. Nate Kreinbrink and Mike VanZuiden broke down the basics of enrollment, coverage choices like Original Medicare vs. Advantage Plans, and the importance of reviewing drug plans annually to avoid costly mistakes.

A Buyer’s Market
The housing market continues to cool this year. James Nelson explains the record-setting conditions that have given buyers an advantage.

The Big Picture
Our risk model, built from over 100 indicators, has been steadily improving and is now back near its long-term average. In this week’s commentary, we talk about the model and how the recent shift toward more positive signals has helped fuel the market’s latest rally.

How It’s Built
Think all funds are taxed the same? This week’s chart shows why ETFs are often the smarter choice for tax-sensitive investors—and how that gap has grown even wider in 2024.

Getting into Position
Investor surveys tell us what people say—but this week’s featured indicator looks at what they do with their money. With 80% of our positioning signals flashing bullish, history suggests that widespread caution may be setting the stage for further gains.

Financial Focus – June 18th, 2025
Wondering how the proposed tax bill might affect your Social Security or summer job earnings? Nate and Andy break it all down on this week’s Financial Focus—from what’s real, what’s not, and why it still “depends.”

The Tax Take
With all the recent tax debates, people are wondering how much money the government typically collects year to year. David Nelson answers that question and shares what has a greater impact compared to tax policy.

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