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July Student of the Market

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This has been the best May and June for U.S. Stocks since 1950! Even so, international stocks are still in the lead. How does geopolitical turmoil impact the market? Take a look at that answer, as well as cash performance, bonds, and how the traditional 60/40 portfolio is faring.

July 29, 2025
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