For #VeteransDay I wrote a piece about a friend and now a Coach @ArlingtonNatl I hope you enjoy and can appreciate what Andrew and his team go through every day linkedin.com/posts/gregfarra…

Is your estate strategy full of cobwebs? Does your investing approach have too many tricks and not enough treats? Does your retirement timeline read like a ghost story? These things have a way of going bump in the night. Knowing where you stand is the first step. #Halloween #finance #investing

Too often companies bewilder readers by lapsing into corporate jargon or abbreviations. tinybfs.com/t/L9v8UA

Global investors had time to prepare for Donald Trump’s tariffs, but swift market reversals are keeping them on edge. tinybfs.com/t/q0xtJm

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month We take this time to honor those who have faced a diagnosis, support those going through it now, and recognize the families and communities who stand beside them. Awareness matters. Support matters. Presence matters. We stand with you. #BreastCancerAwareness #SupportMatters #StrongerTogether #Community

Today, we recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day, a time to honor the rich histories, diverse cultures, and enduring contributions of Indigenous communities. It is a day to reflect on the deep-rooted heritage that shapes our shared landscapes and to acknowledge the resilience and vibrant traditions that continue to influence our community today. We join in celebrating the voices and stories that enrich our history. #IndigenousPeoplesDay #HonorAndRecognize #Community #Heritage #historyfacts

The New York Stock Exchange is looking to trade for 22 hours a day — raising thorny questions about how equity markets function. tinybfs.com/t/nwEu5s

Public markets today rarely offer bargains — the Oracle of Omaha built his edifice some 60 years ago. tinybfs.com/t/zyNlPy

Well-established companies should ask themselves a simple question: “Who in the company is in the business of looking after its future?" tinybfs.com/t/dB5C7p

Check out our new blog post today talking about the stock market and current valuations farrallwealth.com/post/a-clo…

The release of DeepSeek’s new model has shaken assumptions about who has the upper hand in developing the technology. tinybfs.com/t/68rrcT

The potential for business seems huge but so are the challenges. tinybfs.com/t/C5DoyZ

The Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Romer once wrote that "economic growth springs from better recipes, not just from more cooking." After the Fed's meeting in Jackson Hole, I worked on a new blog over the weekend. Hope you enjoy the read, and I will be producing a podcast and radio show for Money Matters with Greg on this subject soon. Here is to hoping everyone has a healthy and profitable week! farrallwealth.com/post/the-f…

Experimental fungi and ‘robotic bees’ are among the ag-tech innovations being trialled in a country on the frontline of climate changes. tinybfs.com/t/Br3cYl

The country’s demand for crude seems to be plateauing sooner than expected. The implications are huge. tinybfs.com/t/g5tXiB

Ready to go! @LPL #focus #focus2026 ready to get to work!

The world is not unipolar and does not revolve around one personality, not even one as big as Trump’s. tinybfs.com/t/iMljr3

July was the kind of month that makes smart people do dumb things with their money. We felt the whipsaw firsthand: AI names getting hit hard, Treasury yields climbing to multi-year highs, oil ripping higher on renewed Middle East tension, and a Federal Reserve that holds rates steady while offering less guidance than investors are used to. Even when the S&P 500 ends only slightly lower, the day-to-day swings can make it feel far more painful, especially if you’re concentrated in one theme. Check out Episode 193: July 2026 Volatility Survival Guide on Money Matters with Greg. Like and subscribe on YouTube and anywhere you pod. Thanks and see you next week! Episode 193: July Volatility Survival Guide youtu.be/Q6jJyDLyofI?si=nihI…

Money Matters with Greg Episode 192: AI Can Transform Markets, But Investors Need Proof AI can feel like magic: download an app, type a prompt, and you get an answer that would have sounded like science fiction not long ago. But we don’t invest in “magic”; we invest in real businesses with real costs, real supply chains, and real expectations baked into stock prices. That’s why we step back and look at AI through a clearer lens: the full AI value chain, from semiconductors and GPUs to data centers, software, and the companies trying to turn AI into measurable productivity gains. We walk through the two big compute phases that drive demand, training and inference, and why that matters for chip makers, cloud capacity, and the massive buildout of data center infrastructure. We also talk about why the market can swing so hard around AI-related stocks: new facilities take time to build, models may become more efficient, and investors keep asking whether hundreds of billions in AI spending will earn sufficient returns. Along the way, we connect today’s uncertainty to familiar market history, including dot-com era lessons about valuation, execution, and how long it can take for a new technology to translate into durable profits. Finally, we bring it back to practical investing. Valuations are not a crystal ball, but they can help us choose an appropriate mix of assets, stay diversified, and keep our focus on long-term financial goals and legacy planning. If you want a smarter way to think about AI investing beyond the headlines, hit play, then subscribe, share the show, and leave a review so more people can find it. Thanks for watching! youtu.be/Kyo7cAxGr00?si=o1Ur…