Diversification

The S&P 500 has reached new all-time highs following a volatile stretch driven by geopolitical developments, easing oil market concerns, and strong corporate earnings. While headlines have focused on the Middle East and energy prices, underlying fundamentals and broad diversification continue to support investor outcomes.

In this Q1 2026 market recap, Chief Operating Officer & Co-Chief Investment Officer Summit Puri breaks down the impact of geopolitical tensions, rising oil prices, and economic uncertainty on global markets—and what it means for long-term investors.

Oil prices surging above $100 and the rapid evolution of AI are driving one of the most significant sector rotations in recent years. Discover how energy, technology, and defensive sectors are reshaping portfolios—and what it means for long-term investors.

Interest rates influence everything from borrowing costs to bond prices and stock valuations. Understanding how Federal Reserve rate changes ripple through the economy can help investors stay disciplined and focused on long-term financial goals.

Inflation has reshaped household budgets and long-term financial planning, with the cost of living rising nearly 20% since 2021. This article explores practical budget adjustments and investment strategies designed to help protect purchasing power and build resilience during prolonged inflationary periods.

Rising tensions between Israel and Iran have led to market volatility and energy price swings. While geopolitical events can cause short-term disruption, history shows markets typically recover. Investors should avoid overreacting and stay focused on long-term goals. U.S. energy independence helps buffer economic risks, and diversified portfolios remain the best defense in uncertain times.

Something happened this year that hasn't happened (very often) since the start of my career in 2007. The international markets were...

Growth, Growth & Income, Aggressive Growth, International & Mutual Funds…Why? If you listen to Dave Ramsey enough you will have heard these four asset classes mentioned when he talks about investing. Dave stresses diversifying across these four asset classes and using mutual funds to diversify across many different companies. We could not agree more. In the article below I will define each of these and then discuss a few reasons why we do this. Growth When Dave talks about growth companies...

Working for a publicly traded company and having the opportunity to purchase company stock in your retirement plan has many benefits. Not only do you get to reap the benefits of your hard work but knowing you have a stake in the company directly leads to working harder and taking more pride in your work and pride in your company. Your company knows this; that is why they offer company stock in your retirement plan. Being proud of your work and company you work for is great but it often leads...