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Checking the Boxes
As a Philadelphia Philles baseball fan, I often spend late August dreaming of “Red October”. With 162 games played in a season, baseball is an endurance
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Then and Now
The first half of 2025 has been anything but dull. In my blog posts so far this year, I’ve covered everything from policy shifts in
Navigating Family Wealth Management: How to Align Values, Expectations & Responsibilities
Three generations sit in the same room. They’re all speaking English, but they might as well be using different languages when it comes to money.
The Power of Productivity
The Full Story: You might have missed it, and I wouldn’t blame you. Amid the daily whirlwind of political drama, from a federal takeover of
The Reason for the Season
Four times a year, companies report their prior quarter’s financial results. Analysts refer to this as earnings season. Remember that stock prices (P) represent earnings results
Tallying Tariffs
It’s July. Trump’s campaign promises have largely been fulfilled. DOGE blasted off and slashed $150 billion in expenses. Southern border encounters fell in June to 9,306 vs.
U.S. Dollar: Implications for Global Returns
As we pass the halfway mark of 2025, one of the important themes shaping the investment landscape is the performance of the U.S. dollar. As
