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Boyce & Associates Wealth Consulting logo. Title: Letters From Eric, December 2025. Topic: Year-end 2025 resilience and 2026 outlook.
By Eric Boyce December 1, 2025
AI-driven gains, a November pullback, and two Fed cuts with core inflation near 3%. 2026 outlook: cautious growth, quality bonds for ballast, tariff/Fed risks.
By Eric Boyce October 23, 2025
Dear Clients and Friends,
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By Eric Boyce October 1, 2025
Markets enter Q4 on mixed data as labor cools and inflation trends toward target. Tech leads, yields ease, and investors eye potential Fed rate cuts.
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By Eric Boyce September 1, 2025
Late-2025 shows tariff-driven stagflation risk, resilient markets, and low recession odds as the Fed approaches an easing cycle. Strategy: stay diversified.
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By Eric Boyce August 1, 2025
A note on Texas flood recovery, plus how diversification, long-term focus, and selective opportunities help investors navigate summer volatility.
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By Eric Boyce July 1, 2025
With headlines noisy, stick to goals: long-term focus, broad diversification, and fundamentals—not emotion—drive resilient portfolios.
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By Eric Boyce June 1, 2025
Mid-year checkpoints: cooling momentum, improving market breadth, and selective value as policy and growth paths stay in flux. Read on to learn more.
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By Eric Boyce May 1, 2025
With policy uncertainty and shifting earnings expectations, keep portfolios balanced and long-term focused while monitoring inflation and rates.
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By Eric Boyce April 1, 2025
Tariffs dominate headlines as data and valuations diverge. Historical perspective favors patience, diversification, and disciplined rebalancing. Learn more.
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Boyce & Associates Wealth Consulting logo. Title: Letters From Eric, December 2025. Topic: Year-end 2025 resilience and 2026 outlook.
By Eric Boyce December 1, 2025
AI-driven gains, a November pullback, and two Fed cuts with core inflation near 3%. 2026 outlook: cautious growth, quality bonds for ballast, tariff/Fed risks.
By Eric Boyce October 23, 2025
Dear Clients and Friends,
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By Eric Boyce October 1, 2025
Markets enter Q4 on mixed data as labor cools and inflation trends toward target. Tech leads, yields ease, and investors eye potential Fed rate cuts.
Black graphic with Boyce & Associates logo and text:
By Eric Boyce September 1, 2025
Late-2025 shows tariff-driven stagflation risk, resilient markets, and low recession odds as the Fed approaches an easing cycle. Strategy: stay diversified.
Black graphic with Boyce & Associates logo and
By Eric Boyce August 1, 2025
A note on Texas flood recovery, plus how diversification, long-term focus, and selective opportunities help investors navigate summer volatility.
Logo of Boyce & Associates Wealth Consulting.
By Eric Boyce July 1, 2025
With headlines noisy, stick to goals: long-term focus, broad diversification, and fundamentals—not emotion—drive resilient portfolios.
Dark background with the Boyce & Associates Wealth Consulting logo.
By Eric Boyce June 1, 2025
Mid-year checkpoints: cooling momentum, improving market breadth, and selective value as policy and growth paths stay in flux. Read on to learn more.
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By Eric Boyce May 1, 2025
With policy uncertainty and shifting earnings expectations, keep portfolios balanced and long-term focused while monitoring inflation and rates.
Boyce & Associates Wealth Consulting logo and text:
By Eric Boyce April 1, 2025
Tariffs dominate headlines as data and valuations diverge. Historical perspective favors patience, diversification, and disciplined rebalancing. Learn more.
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By Eric Boyce March 1, 2025
As spring begins, volatility is muted and onshoring/infrastructure themes create selective opportunities; rates likely higher for longer. Read to learn more.
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