January opened the year with a constructive feeling. Stocks moved higher, and importantly, the gains spread out beyond the usual mega-cap suspects. Emerging markets popped, small and mid caps led in the U.S., and value continued to hold its ground.

The Fed hit pause after a string of cuts, oil bounced hard, and gold and silver had one of the strangest up-a-lot, down-a-lot months we’ve seen in a while. 

Click here for full recap: January 2026 Market Recap

December closed the book on a wild year. For the month, international markets were the winners, the S&P 500 was roughly flat, and small caps dipped. Financials led sectors, while utilities and real estate lagged. Economic data resumed after delays, and the Fed delivered another quarter-point cut.

Click here for full recap: December 2025 Market Recap

November packed a lot into 30 days. Stocks pulled back from October’s highs, then clawed most of it back by month-end.

Big Tech took a breather, while healthcare, regional banks, homebuilders, and transports grabbed the baton. Yields drifted lower, oil notched a fourth straight monthly drop, and precious metals stayed hot.

Policy-wise, the White House announced “The Genesis Mission” to speed scientific discovery with AI, while markets continued to handicap the Fed’s next move. Here’s your friendly, fast tour of what mattered, and how we’re positioned.

Click here for full recap: November 2025 Market Recap

September is usually a tricky month for markets… but not this year. Equities pushed higher around the globe, tech found its groove again, and long rates drifted lower after the Fed trimmed policy rates by 0.25%. Under the surface, the labor market kept cooling, which is part of why the Fed moved, but lower borrowing costs also helped spark signs of life in housing.

Here’s your tour of what mattered and what’s next: Click here for the full recap: September 2025 Market Recap