Annex Wealth Management

Gold is at a 5000 year high while retail is on sale. Active management offers an opportunity across the board but inflationary tailwinds intensify.

In a week that saw the Manufacturing Index increase for the first time in 16 weeks, several Fed Governors weighed in with their opinion on potential rate cuts in 2024. What does their disagreement mean for volatility? Annex Wealth Management's Dr. Brian Jacobsen and Mark Beck discuss.

On the same day Dan O'Donnell interviewed former president Trump on his radio show, Brian Jacobsen fills for Dave Spano and provides his take on Jerome Powell and the possibly ambivalent reaction to stubborn rates.

Firmness in treasury yields but non AI sales projects face an elongated sales cycle. There are opportunities as the overall market broadens but deficits are keeping rates elevated.

Powell is willing to cut rates – but when and how many? Annex Wealth Management’s Dave Spano and Brian Jacobsen discuss.

Each week, members of the Annex Wealth Management team answer your questions about investing, money and the economy. This week Annex Wealth Management's Matthew Morzy, MBA, CFP and Fred Coleman, CFP® answer your questions on: Does That Influencer Have Credibility? | Matching What I See On CNBC

When it comes to inflation, Boomers could be the only ones who might not care.

Manufacturing mojo is coming back while pricing power to margin pressure is a weakness. Opportunities exist in credit while stagflation narratives pose a threat.

Annex Wealth Management’s Dave Spano and Brian Jacobsen discuss the potential impact of the rate cuts expected in 2024-2025.

Each week, members of the Annex Wealth Management team answer your questions about investing, money and the economy. This week Annex Wealth Management's Fred Coleman, CFP® & Ken Bellinger, MBA, CFA® answer your questions on: - Cash Account Next Moves - Feeling Overexposed With A Single Stock

Another chip unveil from NVidia might shake up the tech world, again. Dave and Dan discuss that along with what might be the Fed's next (non) move and the tax bill that's on the table--in now-or-never mode.

Manufacturing might be finding a footing in the US while inflation remains a weakness. Cross-country divergences create opportunities while threat is the giant sucking sound of liquidity.