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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.

Everything to Everyone

You do what you do, you say what you say You try...

Fake Plastic Trees

This “Lonely Hearts Club” for non-tech sectors has disbanded to start 2026, with huge outperformance by non-tech sectors and huge underperformance by tech areas (the broad tech sector, Mag 7, and, most painfully, software).

The Usual Suspects

Why are long-term interest rates rising? From Fed leadership uncertainty and resilient growth to Japan’s bond shock and geopolitics, we break down the “usual suspects” driving today’s rate volatility.

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.

NewEdge Wealth's 2026 Wealth Strategy Guide

2026 Wealth Strategy Guide

This whitepaper is designed to help you understand the current environment and conduct a financial “wellness check” as we enter 2026.

Feb 18, 2026

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2025 Gift Tax Exclusions

As the year comes to a close, it’s a great time to review one of the simplest and most effective estate planning tools available: the Annual Gift Tax Exclusion. What Is the Annual Gift Tax Exclusion? The Annual Gift Tax Exclusion allows you to give up to $19,000...

Nov 11, 2025

Articles, Webinars & Media Appearances

The Investor’s Edge: Key Trends Driving Today’s Markets

The Investor’s Edge: Key Trends Driving Today’s Markets

The last few weeks of AI-infrastructure deal announcements have raised many an eyebrow about the circular nature of these deals (ex. Nvidia investing in $100B in OpenAI so that OpenAI can buy NVDA chips, alongside a $300B OpeanAI deal with Oracle that will purchase even more NVDA chips), and stirred up memories of the ill-fated vendor financing boom of the 1990’s tech bubble.

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