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NewEdge Capital Group Continues Recruitment Momentum in First Half of 2023
NewEdge Capital Group, LLC, a leading and rapidly growing wealth management firm supporting successful financial advisors nationwide, announced today that the firm is on pace to exceed last year’s record recruitment and asset growth numbers.
You Can’t Stop the Beat: The Sources of Economic Resilience
Try as they might, the Federal Reserve has done little to slow the beat of U.S. economic growth.
It has been just under a year since Chairman Powell gave his curt “pain” speech at Jackson Hole, warning of the economic costs that would need to be endured in order to get inflation under control.
A year on, there is little evidence of that pain.
Thinking About Selling Your Tech Company? Here’s What You Should Know.
A groundbreaking 2018 study published in the Harvard Business Review revealed that the average age of high-tech founders are in their early forties when establishing their companies. If successful in their ventures, it’s inevitable that the deals will come knocking, but are these founders ready to make an exit?
2023 Mid-Year Outlook
Chief Investment Officer, Cameron Dawson, CFA®, was joined by NewEdge Wealth’s Ben Emons, Jay Peters, CFA®, and Maxwell Snyder. Together, they discussed equities, fixed income, and alternative investments in the ever-evolving economic landscape of 2023.
Bull, Bear, or Duck?
As we look into the back half of 2023, we can foresee a scenario where the market behaves like a duck. On the surface, the market may appear to be making little movement, plodding sideways, while under the surface we could see dynamic churning and rotations of market leadership.
This or That: When do Valuations Matter?
As we highlighted in our mid-year outlook, one of the most surprising dynamics we have seen in 2023 is the surge in valuations back to pandemic-era levels, especially given the backdrop of elevated interest rates and hawkish Fed policy.
