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Retail Sales and Industrial Production Consistent with a Healthy Economy
While stocks have been experiencing some volatility, we remain encouraged by underlying market dynamics.
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New Fed Same As the Old Fed
Data since the Federal Reserve last met has been largely positive on economic growth and expectedly warm on inflation.
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AdvisorHub Names 24 Janney Financial Advisors as 2026 Advisors to Watch
Janney Financial Advisors recognized for industry excellence
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Building Better Password Habits
Cyberfraud does not always begin with a data breach. Sometimes it starts with a password that is too easy to guess, reused across accounts, or stored in an unsafe place. Building better password habits can help protect your financial information and may strengthen your overall digital security.
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Labor Market Shows Resiliency While Inflation Remains a Concern
We follow labor market conditions closely because labor market health is the key linchpin to a healthy consumer and economy.
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Outlook 2026: Mid-Year Update
Janney's expectations for the economy, equities, and fixed income for the remainder of 2026.
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Financial Advisor Guy Jardine joins Janney in Akron, Ohio
Expands our presence in Ohio with the opening of a new office.
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Robust Economic Readings and Corporate Profits are Supporting Stock Prices
The ISM business surveys, which provide timely insight into the U.S. economy, showed an acceleration in activity in May.
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June Investment Perspectives
In this month’s issue, we look at what’s next for the Strait of Hormuz, compare funds versus bonds, and commemorate the 234th birthday of the New York Stock Exchange.
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The Changing Medicare Landscape: Why it Matters to Your Retirement Plan
Medicare is more than a health care decision. With several cost and coverage changes taking effect in 2026, reviewing your Medicare choices can help keep your retirement plan aligned with your income needs, health care priorities, and life goals.
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Frank van Etten Joins Janney as Chief Strategic Initiatives Officer
His leadership will help guide the firm’s highest-priority initiatives
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Business Surveys and Jobless Claims Remain Consistent with Further Economic Growth
The first look at the May business surveys from S&P Global remains consistent with a growing economy, albeit at a slower pace than earlier in the year.
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April Retail Sales and Industrial Production Consistent with A Sturdy U.S. Economy
While the Iranian conflict remains a major concern, the positive performance of stocks and corporate bonds suggests the market is focused on economic fundamentals and profitability and is looking past the conflict.
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Using Real Yields to Position Fixed Income Portfolios – 2026 Update
Two years ago, we introduced our Real Yields model of forward returns in the US bond markets. As of mid-May 2026, following an unexpected spike in interest rates, modeled returns projections are now at their highest point in more than two years.
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Planning for Retirement: What You Should Be Doing Now
While retirement may seem like a distant dream, the decisions you make today can help shape the lifestyle, flexibility, and confidence you want in the future. A thoughtful plan can help you connect your current priorities with your long-term goals.
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Choosing the Right Trust for Your Needs
Trusts can be a flexible and effective planning tool for a variety of purposes, including addressing estate planning needs. Because there are many types of trusts, the right structure depends on an individual’s objectives, assets, beneficiaries, and long-term financial plan.
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A Healthy Labor Market Report but Inflation Remains a Concern
The S&P 500 and other important indexes remain at or near all-time highs. Stocks are being supported by resilient economic readings and corporate profitability that is exceeding expectations.
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How High Earners Can Explore Roth IRA Benefits Through a Backdoor Roth
The tax advantages of a Roth IRA can be compelling, but income limits may prevent higher-earning investors from contributing directly. A Backdoor Roth IRA strategy may provide another path.
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Business Surveys and Labor Market Indicators Consistent with A Resilient Economy
Despite the ongoing Iranian conflict, the incoming economic readings remain consistent with a resilient U.S. economy.
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May Investment Perspectives
In this issue, we examine the rising cost of homeownership, the potential implications of Fed Chair Powell’s departure, and key market considerations for May.
