Latest Investments & Planning Insights

Weekly Edge

At the end of the trading week, the team at NewEdge Wealth publishes its commentary on the week that was, as well as some insights into what it means for clients looking ahead.

The Fed Waves Through a Window at Markets

Before this week, the Federal Reserve had not released updated economic and interest rate forecasts since March 19th. That sure feels like a long time ago. While members of the central bank’s monetary policy committee (FOMC) speak publicly all the time, we finally received an update on Wednesday to their collective thinking about how the U.S. economy is performing and what measures might be needed to help keep it in balance.

Linger

Inflation is lingering around, meaning U.S. economic data continues to support our view that there is little urgency for the Fed to ease policy as swiftly and aggressively as bond markets have been pricing in.

Nothing Gold Can Stay?

The first and most important point in this analysis is: just because forward returns could be lower in the future does not mean investors should stay out of the equity market. Instead, a period of lower price returns demands greater care by investors in order to reach return goals.

Wealth Strategy

A successful wealth strategy process benefits from a team of advisors, collectively focused on the goals specific to your family. Below are some of the insights and strategies the team at NewEdge has published on what it means to have a wealth strategy, rather than a simple financial plan.

Financial Models vs. Reality: Is Your Wealth Strategy Built to Last?

You’ve spent years earning and growing your wealth, but will your wealth strategy stand the test of time? Financial models guide crucial investment decisions—from portfolio allocation to long-term planning—yet they’re only as reliable as the assumptions and expertise behind them. Like any roadmap, a financial model provides direction but mindlessly following it without adaptation can lead you right off a cliff when conditions change.

|Apr 30, 2025

Home is Where the Domicile Is

Because state tax laws vary widely, individuals often seek to reduce their tax burden by changing their domicile to a more tax-friendly state. This requires a careful balancing act of physical presence, legal documentation and a clear intent to make a new state one's permanent home.

Feb 21, 2025

Articles, Webinars & Media Appearances

2022 Mid-Year Fixed Income Update

2022 Mid-Year Fixed Income Update

Recession alarm bells have been ringing louder after the U.S. economy shrank for the second straight quarter. 2022 stands as the worst year on record for bonds leading some investors to pile into municipal debt because it is considered safe.

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Fearless Women: Women in Cannabis

Fearless Women: Women in Cannabis

The cannabis industry is changing rapidly and the conversation amongst investors is no longer taboo. With the legalized cannabis industry now projected to exceed $43b in revenue by 2025, the space is rapidly gaining attention.

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Playbook for Market Volatility

Playbook for Market Volatility

Periods of market volatility always raise two questions: how much further down do we have to go and what actions should we take in response? Unfortunately, the former cannot be known with certainty and is outside of our control; however, the latter is within our control.

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The Ideal Transaction

The Ideal Transaction

Joined by NewEdge Wealth’s Ghislain Gouraige and Robin Petty, the panelists discuss best practices for entrepreneurs looking to sell their business, real-life success stories and pitfalls, and what they can do to prepare for the deal process.

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Fireside Chat: Market Update with Lee Cooperman

Fireside Chat: Market Update with Lee Cooperman

Listen in as Rob Sechan, CEO and Co-Founder of NewEdge Wealth, and Lee Cooperman, Chairman and CEO of Omega Family Office, Inc., and Investment Advisory Board Member of NewEdge Wealth, discuss their general market thoughts and what the possible catalysts could be for a significant market decline.

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