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#1 archived pick
J.P. Morgan
May 22, 2026
31 sec read
College costs have risen much faster than general inflation, while many families’ incomes have lagged behind.
That makes education planning less about simple saving and more about disciplined investing over a fixed timeline.
#2 archived pick
Franklin Templeton
May 22, 2026
30 sec read
Developed-market bond yields are rising as investors demand more compensation for inflation risk, fiscal strain and geopolitical uncertainty.
What started as a higher-for-longer rate story has broadened into a global repricing across the US, Europe, the UK, Australia and Japan.
#3 archived pick
Franklin Templeton
May 22, 2026
40 sec read
Private markets have long offered an illiquidity premium, rewarding investors who can commit capital for seven to ten years.
Institutions and family offices have used this approach for decades, and advisors are increasingly considering an “illiquidity bucket” to help clients stay disciplined...
#4 archived pick
Invesco
May 22, 2026
21 sec read
Markets still appear to be on solid ground, supported by strong earnings, tight credit spreads, and restrained corporate leverage.
Higher gas prices are a real burden for households, but they look more like a sentiment drag than a shock large enough to...
#5 archived pick
Goldman Sachs
May 22, 2026
30 sec read
Fixed income ETFs have transformed bond investing by making a fragmented market more accessible, flexible, and cost-efficient.
They now play an important role in liquidity and price discovery, especially as electronic trading and portfolio trading improve how bonds are bought and sold....