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For better viewability, click here for a pdf version. Burnham’s Blueprint | October 2025  Click Here for an Audio Version Market activity and headlines in Q3 were calmer than Q2, when daily tariff developments dominated the news cycle. In Q3, the S&P500 recorded…

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We’ve reached the end of Q1, which means it’s time for our second Burnham’s Blueprint. Read below for insights on the current state of the economy and what we’re looking at over the next couple of months. If you have trouble viewing the images…

Here’s a good reminder if you find yourself wondering: is now the time to stay invested? If you have trouble viewing the images below, view here.

We are excited to introduce our first Burnham’s Blueprint, a financial market touchpoint using up and coming industry trends, data and updates to prepare you for the months and year ahead. Burnham’s Blueprint will be published quarterly, touching on all…

A bit of defense now, to setup offense later. Seeking to tactically preempt potential election-related volatility.

Fast moving markets rinse excess & test investor theses Market volatility has returned, and we are monitoring events closely. Jitters have been driven by a confluence of events (fears of a Fed policy mistake & renewed recession worries chief among them) and…

Market review US stocks staged an impressive revenge rebound after their brief slump in April, leaving the pessimistic ‘sell in May and go away’ crowd in tears. Comeback catalysts included another round of earnings surprises from the Mega-Cap tech juggernauts and a…

Market review After a steady three-week pullback that eclipsed 5%, US stocks staged a heroic rebound toward the end of the month, according to Bloomberg. Nervous investors wiped their brow as strong Q1 earnings reports from Mega-Cap tech companies helped prop up the…

US stocks sprouted to new record highs over the month, feeding on the stimulative nutrients of robust corporate earnings, moderating inflation pressures, and a more resilient-than-expected economy.