Research

Level Set – The Bear Case and Protecting Your NVDA Overweight

In last week’s Level Set Level Set – The Bull Case Narrative Revisited we offered three reasons why we are bullish on US equities: easy financial conditions, gross margin expansion, and earnings growth. Today, we address what might cause the market to rollover and some defensive ideas for those over-exposed to AI-semiconductors: Tightening financial conditions

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Level Set – The Bull Case Narrative Revisited

We have been arguing for several months and still believe that there are three primary reasons the market is likely to continue to rally. An Accommodative Fed Gross Margin Expansion Earnings Growth for Several Years The first reason we are maintaining our bullish stance is our expectation that the Fed will eventually be accommodative, and

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VIDEO – What Really Happened in Q1

At the start of each quarter, we provide a detailed summary of the just completed quarter with the goal of helping investors make better investment decisions, in addition to providing insights that will facilitate investor communications, client conversations, and quarterly letters. Furthermore, our quarterly report seeks to identify emerging risk management concerns and give investment

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What Really Happened in Q1

At the start of each quarter, we provide a detailed summary of the just completed quarter with the goal of helping investors make better investment decisions, in addition to providing insights that will facilitate investor communications, client conversations, and quarterly letters. Furthermore, our quarterly report seeks to identify emerging risk management concerns and give investment

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Monthly Digest – March 2024

Below is our most-read research month-to-date. If you have any questions on these or other topics related to the current environment for investors, please let us know. Level Set – Are Small Caps the Alternative to the Magnificent 7? Link to Report March 3, 2024 During our investor conversations this month, the subject of small-caps

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