06/29/2026
Markets are climbing…but the story beneath the surface is more complicated.
The Dow closed above 52,000 for the first time, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq rebounded after five consecutive losing sessions. Technology stocks regained momentum, and easing tensions between the U.S. and Iran helped improve investor sentiment.
But several questions remain.
- Will geopolitical stability last?
- Could persistent inflation force the Federal Reserve to keep rates higher—or even raise them again?
- And can today’s market leaders continue to justify elevated expectations?
Strong markets can create opportunity, but headlines and record levels should never replace a well-built financial plan. The most important question is not simply where the market goes next. It is whether your portfolio, tax strategy, income plan and estate structure are prepared for multiple possible outcomes.
We believe uncertain markets call for thoughtful planning…not emotional decision-making.
Is your financial plan positioned for what comes next?
— Jason R. Jacobi, CFP®
Registered Principal & Sr. Private Wealth Advisor