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05/12/2026

April marked a powerful reversal for U.S. equities. Despite ongoing geopolitical tensions, higher oil prices, and renewed inflation concerns, the S&P 500 advanced more than 10% during the month, reaching multiple new all-time highs.

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04/07/2026

March exposed the limits of traditional diversification as equities, bonds, gold, and defensives all declined. As markets reprice geopolitical and structural risks, valuations are quietly becoming more compelling for long-term investors.

March was a difficult month for global markets, but more importantly, a revealing one. The S&P 500 declined 5%, while global equities fell more sharply, with the S&P World Index down 8.4%. The immediate catalyst was the ...

03/10/2026

After nine months of gains, the S&P 500 finally posted a negative month in Feb.
The decline was small—but the shift in market leadership was not.
Markets may be starting to reprice risk - whether from macroeconomic shifts, geopolitical developments, technological disruption, or company-specific challenges.

February marked the first negative month for the S&P 500 after nine consecutive months of gains. While the decline of 0.8% was modest in magnitude, it represents a notable shift following a prolonged period of strong equ...

02/17/2026

In markets, boring often wins.

The best investments rarely feel exciting when you buy them.
They don’t dominate headlines.
They don’t promise exponential growth.

They just execute.

Steady growth.
Strong balance sheets.
Disciplined capital allocation.
Pricing power.

In a market that constantly searches for the next big thing, “boring” can feel underwhelming. But predictability compounds.

Investing success may not be about finding what’s thrilling. It’s about finding what’s repeatable.

02/06/2026

Markets aren’t questioning AI’s potential — they’re questioning the price of growth. As enthusiasm fades, valuation discipline is back, and investors are paying less for future growth even as fundamentals remain intact. Our latest market commentary is below.

Over the past few months, markets have started to ask a different question about AI and technology — not whether growth will happen, but how much that growth is worth paying for.

01/14/2026

2025 was a year defined by AI-driven growth, easing financial conditions, and a renewed appetite for risk. In our year end market note, we look back at the forces that shaped markets and what may sustain returns in the year ahead.

2025 was unequivocally a strong year for equity markets. High-beta, momentum, and growth stocks dominated performance, supported by a powerful combination of AI-driven optimism and an increasingly accommodative monetary ...

01/01/2026

A very Happy New Year! We are grateful to our investors, colleagues, and followers for your continued support. Thank you for your trust and partnership. Here’s to another year of disciplined investing and compounding capital.

12/11/2025

Fed says it will start technical buying of Treasury bills to manage market liquidity

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12/08/2025

A near-5% pullback in November and full recovery revealed an important shift: investors are no longer willing to pay any price for AI exposure. Leadership broadened meaningfully as rate-cut expectations rose and investors reassessed valuations. Sharing our latest market commentary on what this shift signals for the road ahead.

After months of sharply bifurcated market leadership—where AI beneficiaries and tech drove most of the gains—November delivered the first real pause in this K-shaped trend. The month began with a nearly 5% drawdown as in...

11/10/2025

Markets, much like the economy, are showing a split personality. Some sectors are thriving while others struggle to keep pace. In my latest market commentary, I explore what’s driving this divergence — and what it means for investors navigating today’s uneven landscape.

In recent months, much has been written about the K-shaped economy—one where higher-income households and asset owners continue to thrive, while lower-income consumers struggle to keep pace amid inflation, elevated inter...