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.
How Investors Learned to Stop Worrying and (Mostly) Shrug Off Geopolitical Risk
U.S. stocks are holding up as conflict escalates in Iran, but rising oil prices and weakening consumers could change that fast. Here’s what investors need to watch.
The Future Freaks Me Out or Everything is Alright?
Occasionally, instead of being optimistic about the future, equity markets become thoroughly “freaked out” by the future (singing along to “The Future Freaks Me Out” with those slightly neurotic synth-punk-emo purveyors, Motion City Soundtrack).
MacArthur Park Suite
This week’s Edge (which you can probably read while listening to the entire 18 minutes of the “MacArthur Park Suite”) will look at the recent run in Value outperformance and examine the drivers that could make this run in Value sustainable (like in the early 2000s) or just another flash in the pan.
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).
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.
Articles, Webinars & Media Appearances
CNBC Appearance: “Need to See Continued Ad Engagement from Meta,” says Rob Sechan
Rob Sechan, CEO & Co-Founder, joins CNBC’s ‘Closing Bell’ to break down which Big Tech companies have the most to lose after reporting earnings results.
#Millennials: The Startup Generation
Born between 1981 and 1996, Millennials are the largest generation in the U.S. workforce today, numbering over 72 million. As the first true digital natives, they grew up alongside the internet, mobile technology, and social media.
Bloomberg Appearance: Cameron Dawson on Earnings, Bond Yields, and Concentration Risks
Cameron Dawson, Chief Investment Officer, joins Bloomberg Television to discuss how equities are still stuck in the tariff scare range.
Bloomberg Appearance: “Earnings Are More Useful Than Economic Data,” says Cameron Dawson
Cameron Dawson explains why earnings are key for investors, how trade wars and AI are shaping markets and what to expect from the Fed’s next moves.
Master Your Business Exit: A Roadmap to Valuation and a Financially Secure Future
But now, as you begin to think about selling your business or transitioning into retirement, it’s time to pivot your focus. The question isn’t whether you’ll exit your business, but how you’ll do so in a way that aligns with your financial goals, maximizes your wealth, and protects your legacy.
Cameron Dawson: “This market has an incredible ability to shake off bad news”
Cameron Dawson, Chief Investment Officer at NewEdge Wealth, says markets keep rising despite risks, driven by strong earnings and momentum, but warns stretched valuations could trigger volatility.
Building Your Own Path: Next Generation Wealth Planning
Discover how the next generation can build independent wealth, align financial goals with values, and create a lasting family legacy.
CNBC Appearance: Friday sell-off a wakeup call to leverage in equity markets, says NewEdge Wealth’s Cameron Dawson
Cameron Dawson, NewEdge Wealth Chief Investment Officer, joins CNBC’s ‘Closing Bell’ to discuss how to think about recent equity markets, if the character of this market has changed and much more.
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.