The Quiet Majority Keeps Compounding

Markets are often at their most persuasive when they are at their narrowest. The story becomes easy to see, easy to repeat, and increasingly difficult to ignore.

From Apprehension to Euphoria: Markets Rally on De-Escalation and AI Strength

Markets are often defined not by what happens, but by how sharply expectations change.

Rates Swing as a New Fed Era Begins

Interest rates took a wild ride in the second quarter of 2026, climbing sharply in April and May as the Iran conflict kept oil prices elevated and the Strait of Hormuz closed.