Markets had a strong week, but the headlines didn’t tell the full story. Garrett and Matt dig into last week’s performance, the surprising negative GDP print, and what it all means for investors. From rising interest rates to the growing influence of tech and shifts in market breadth, they explore the signals, the noise, and how to stay grounded in a changing economic landscape.

Markets roared back last week, and in this episode of Momentum Mondays, Matt and Garrett break down the sharp rally across major indexes, the rare Zweig Breadth Thrust signal that was just triggered, and what it could mean for investors going forward. They also preview the major economic data releases to watch this week, including GDP, jobs numbers, and inflation reports.

Plus, a quick conversation on Sequence of Returns Risk and why timing matters so much for retirement planning, especially during volatile markets. Stay informed, stay ready, and as always, reach out if you have any questions about your financial plan.

After a choppy week in the markets, Garrett and Matt return with a breakdown of where things stand — and where they could be headed. In this episode of Momentum Mondays, they spotlight the Russell 2000’s relative strength, explore why small caps often lead out of downturns, and unpack the latest inflation data and its broader economic implications. The conversation also turns to the recent pullback in tech and AI, what it means for diversified portfolios, and how behavioral finance plays into investor decision-making. Whether you’re managing risk or looking for opportunity, this episode helps you stay grounded, data-driven, and ready for what’s next.

Markets rallied last week on the back of tariff relief headlines—but is the bounce built to last? In this week’s episode of Momentum Mondays, Garrett and Matt break down the strong moves across the major indexes, then turn their focus to the bond market, where signals aren’t nearly as optimistic. From yield curve inversions to rising Treasury yields and reduced foreign demand, we explore what fixed income markets are saying about the economy’s next chapter. We also preview the week ahead in economic data and corporate earnings, including retail sales, housing starts, and results from major banks and tech firms. Tune in for grounded, timely insights to help you navigate market noise and stay focused on your long-term financial momentum.

Markets Tumble—Here’s What That Means for Your Money

It was one of the worst weeks for stocks in years. In this episode of Momentum Mondays, we unpack what triggered the selloff, why weeks like this are rare—but not unheard of—and how we’re adjusting behind the scenes.

Our momentum-based framework is signaling change—and we’re leaning into it with discipline, not emotion.

Tune in for a clear, no-hype breakdown of market moves, what’s coming this week, and how to stay positioned for long-term opportunity.

Markets took a step back last week as investors reacted to rising inflation, new 25% auto tariffs, and the lowest consumer confidence reading in years. In this episode of Momentum Mondays, we break down what drove the selloff, key technical signals we’re watching, and what’s coming up this week — including the March jobs report and important economic data releases.

We also spotlight this week’s financial concept: consumer confidence — what it is, why it matters, and how it influences markets and everyday decision-making.

Stay informed. Stay empowered. And keep your momentum going.

In this episode of Momentum Mondays, Garrett and Matt break down last week’s market moves across stocks, commodities, and cryptocurrencies. They offer perspective on the Federal Reserve’s latest stance on interest rates and balance sheet policy — and what it could mean for investors moving forward. The conversation also explores how politics continue to shape economic direction, and what key data points to watch in the week ahead. Whether you're tracking the markets closely or just looking to stay informed, this episode helps you stay aligned with what matters most.

Markets officially moved into correction territory last week as volatility picked up and investor sentiment turned cautious. In this episode of Momentum Mondays, we break down what’s behind the recent pullback, where inflation is still showing up, and why rising wages could be a meaningful shift for consumers.

We also look ahead to a packed week of economic events, including the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision, housing data, and earnings from key names like Nvidia, Nike, and Micron. If you're looking to stay grounded, informed, and focused on long-term progress, this episode is for you.