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Articles, Webinars & Media Appearances
Catalysts Appearance: “We’re in a tough spot if inflation rises and growth stays soft,” says Brian Nick
Brian Nick, Managing Director, Head of Portfolio Strategy, discusses how investors can navigate a volatile inflation outlook and position their portfolios for a slowing growth environment.
Following Explosive Growth, Jesse Christensen Strategically Transitions Practice Within NewEdge Family to Enhance UHNW Client Services
Jesse Christensen has joined NewEdge Wealth. The size and sophistication of his clients has expanded to a point where, by shifting to NewEdge Wealth, Christensen can continue scaling the practice with the support and solutions designed specifically for complex clients.
Bloomberg Appearance: “Fundamentals are still deteriorating,” says Cameron Dawson, CFA®
Cameron Dawson, CFA®, Chief Investment Officer, joins Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss how weakening fundamentals and supply chain strain could lead to economic pain within weeks.
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.
InvestmentNews Nominates NewEdge for RIA of the Year
NewEdge Wealth is a finalist for RIA of the Year at the 2025 InvestmentNews Awards, recognizing our client service, growth, and innovation.
Quarterly Outlook: The Space Between
Being in the space between should feel somewhat familiar to investors, as we experienced a space between back in 2022. Uncertainty and market volatility was pronounced that year, as investors debated how a rapid rise in Fed interest rates and the associated weakening in sentiment/soft data would weigh on real economic activity. Forecasters slashed estimates for U.S. GDP and S&P 500 EPS growth, broadly expecting a recession to be the end result of that space between, while equities experienced a bear market in anticipation of this weaker growth.
