Trey Coleman, AAMS, First Vice President/Investments - Stifel

10/28/2026

Startups are gene-editing crops to glow or turn purple when disease or pests strike, helping farmers spot trouble and act without widespread chemical use. A mood ring for the farm. If only the basil on the windowsill were this forthcoming.

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10/21/2026

Finally, a price drop worth raising a glass to. California w**eries are selling surplus premium w**e to retailers that put it under their own labels. One buyer says w**e that would normally cost $45-$85 can sell for around $9.99. Bad news for the vineyard; considerably better news for the dinner party.

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10/20/2026

This month, Stifel's Chief Investment Officer, Michael O'Keefe looks beyond the midterm elections to artificial intelligence's continuing influence on the economy and markets. Our CIO Office revisits capabilities, adoption, and investment spending, along with the questions surrounding financing, power, productivity, and profits.

Read the full report here: https://stifel.info/ISB102026

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10/14/2026

Checked the weather? Streamed a football game on a flight? Sent a text from a remote area? There's a good chance a satellite played a role. When people think about the space economy, they often picture astronauts, moon missions, and sci-fi-worthy technology. The reality is much more Earth-focused. Satellites already help power communications, navigation, weather forecasting, agriculture, transportation, and national security.

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10/07/2026

When the Art Gallery of Ontario acquired Portrait of a Lady Holding an Orange Blossom, curator Adam Levine couldn't resist a good mystery. Six years of archival digging, conservation work, crowdsourcing, and even a podcast later, the museum finally identified both the subject and the artist. Apparently, art history is just a very slow episode of CSI.

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06/22/2026

This month, our CIO Office explores how a U.S.-Iran agreement may shape our second half outlook, including a discussion about GDP growth, inflation, Federal Reserve policy, yields, equities, and why market performance may broaden.

Read more here: https://stifel.info/ISB042026

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04/20/2026

In this month's Investment Strategy Brief, Stifel's Chief Investment Officer, Michael O'Keeffe, discusses environmental headwinds and tailwinds in 2026, especially around the Middle East conflict and artificial intelligence.

https://stifel.info/ISB042026

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03/18/2026

Day-to-day attention on the U.S./Israel war with Iran naturally focuses on tactical issues, including oil prices and economic/market implications. In this month's Investment Strategy Brief from our CIO Office, we unpack these tactical considerations and also offer four possible scenarios for an end to this war.

https://stifel.info/ISB031826

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02/19/2026

As artificial intelligence optimism builds, markets are reacting with bouts of "sell now, ask questions later" volatility in industries viewed as potential AI targets. In this month's Investment Strategy Brief, our CIO Office explores what's driving these moves and advise to stay the course with a disciplined process grounded in fundamentals.

https://stifel.info/ISB021926

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01/19/2026

When we sat down to write Outlook 2026: Rewiring Growth, one theme stood out above the rest: consensus in Washington. Just kidding. Of course, it was artificial intelligence. AI dominated headlines throughout 2025, and we expect that momentum to carry straight into 2026.

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