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Vol. XXVII · No. 134
Monday — October 26, 2026
Houston, Texas
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The Trump Bump And Dump Daily Market Commentary
— Daily Market Commentary · 2 years ago

The Trump Bump And Dump

On Monday, the S&P 500 officially made a round trip back to the same levels as election eve. The equity rally that kicked off when Donald Trump won the election has been erased. The financial media blames the recent dump on prospects for wide-reaching tariffs and other policies. The reality is that higher bond yields […]

RIA Team 5 min read
Buffett Is Worrying, Should You? Daily Market Commentary
— Daily Market Commentary · 2 years ago

Buffett Is Worrying, Should You?

Warren Buffett’s company, Berkshire Hathaway, has about $325 billion in cash, accounting for over a quarter of its portfolio—the highest percentage in over 30 years. The question begging an answer is, what is worrying Warren Buffett? We believe the answer is valuations. We have shared numerous charts over the last few months showing how valuations […]

RIA Team 5 min read
Inflation Concerns Scare The Bond Market Daily Market Commentary
— Daily Market Commentary · 2 years ago

Inflation Concerns Scare The Bond Market

As we share below, bond market sentiment, known officially as the term premium, has been almost entirely responsible for the recent surge in bond yields. Specifically, behind the move is investor concern regarding another round of inflation stemming from the recent Fed’s rate cuts. The poor sentiment is very apparent when comparing news to a […]

RIA Team 5 min read
Why Are Bond Yields Rising? Invest
— Invest · 2 years ago

Why Are Bond Yields Rising?

The question asked of us most often recently: “Why are bond yields rising?” After verbally answering it plenty of times, it’s time to put our answer in writing for everyone to see. The answer will help you understand what is causing bond yields to rise, and more importantly, it will help you better appreciate when […]

Michael Lebowitz 7 min read
Navigating Market Volatility: Tips for Investors Portfolio Management
— Portfolio Management · 2 years ago

Navigating Market Volatility: Tips for Investors

Learn tips for managing market volatility and staying calm during market swings. Discover investment strategies for volatile markets to protect your portfolio.

RIA Team 3 min read
Is A Breadth Rotation In Order? Daily Market Commentary
— Daily Market Commentary · 2 years ago

Is A Breadth Rotation In Order?

The percentage of S&P 500 stocks outperforming the index on a rolling 21-day period fell below 15% late last year. That aligns with the record low set last July. Needless to say, the market’s breadth is historically horrendous. Last July, after months of significant outperformance by the mega-cap stocks, the poor market breadth corrected quickly. […]

RIA Team 4 min read
Inflation Forecasts Can Reflect Political Bias Daily Market Commentary
— Daily Market Commentary · 2 years ago

Inflation Forecasts Can Reflect Political Bias

The Fed uses many inflation gauges to develop its forecasts. An important one that Powell has flagged many times is inflation expectations. However, there is a weakness in using inflation expectations as an input to the Fed’s forecasts. Inflation expectations are collected from two primary sources: markets and surveys. Both traders and individuals have political […]

RIA Team 4 min read