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Five Reasons the Run in Emerging Markets Could Continue | Weekly Market Commentary | February 9, 2026

Five Reasons the Run in Emerging Markets Could Continue | Weekly Market Commentary | February 9, 2026

by arleneadmin | Feb 9, 2026 | Research, Weekly Market Commentary

After a stellar 2025 in which emerging market (EM) equities returned 34%, 2026 is off to a good start with the MSCI EM Index up 7% year to date. Last year’s near doubling of the S&P 500 return was driven mostly by a weakening U.S. dollar, which propped up EM...
Dueling Mandates: The Fed’s Policy Caution and Treasury’s Growing Borrowing Needs | Weekly Market Commentary | February 2, 2026

Dueling Mandates: The Fed’s Policy Caution and Treasury’s Growing Borrowing Needs | Weekly Market Commentary | February 2, 2026

by arleneadmin | Feb 2, 2026 | Research, Weekly Market Commentary

Printer Friendly Version The Federal Reserve (Fed) enters 2026 navigating potentially constrained policy conditions as resilient growth and above‑trend inflation intersect with an increasingly unsustainable fiscal trajectory. Fed Chair Jerome Powell emphasized that...
The Productivity Advantage: Powering Economic Growth in 2026 | Weekly Market Commentary | January 26, 2026

The Productivity Advantage: Powering Economic Growth in 2026 | Weekly Market Commentary | January 26, 2026

by arleneadmin | Jan 26, 2026 | Research, Weekly Market Commentary

Printer Friendly Version Productivity growth is the key mechanism that allows the U.S. economy to expand above its long‑run trend without reigniting inflation. Recent data show U.S. nonfarm business productivity rising 4.9% in Q3 2025, a surge strong enough to counter...
Unearthing the Metals Melt-Up | Weekly Market Commentary | January 20, 2026

Unearthing the Metals Melt-Up | Weekly Market Commentary | January 20, 2026

by arleneadmin | Jan 20, 2026 | Research, Weekly Market Commentary

Printer Friendly Version The melt‑up in the metals market that defined 2025 has extended its strength into the early weeks of the new year, reinforcing the commodity sector’s position as one of the leading asset classes across global markets. To the surprise of most,...
Earnings Preview: Double-Digit Streak Likely to Continue | Weekly Market Commentary | January 12, 2026

Earnings Preview: Double-Digit Streak Likely to Continue | Weekly Market Commentary | January 12, 2026

by arleneadmin | Jan 12, 2026 | Research, Weekly Market Commentary

Printer Friendly Version Fourth quarter earnings season unofficially kicks off this week with a dozen banks and asset managers in the S&P 500 slated to report. Results will come from some big names, including JPMorgan Chase (JPM) on Tuesday; Bank of America (BAC),...
Evaluating Our 2025 Forecasts: Equity, Fixed Income, and the U.S. Economy | Weekly Market Commentary | January 5, 2026

Evaluating Our 2025 Forecasts: Equity, Fixed Income, and the U.S. Economy | Weekly Market Commentary | January 5, 2026

by arleneadmin | Jan 5, 2026 | Research, Weekly Market Commentary

Printer Friendly Version With 2025 behind us, it’s a good time to celebrate some of our better forecasts from last year while also reviewing some misses we can learn from. In our view, we got more right than wrong last year, but there were some misses among our...
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  • The Productivity Advantage: Powering Economic Growth in 2026 | Weekly Market Commentary | January 26, 2026
  • Unearthing the Metals Melt-Up | Weekly Market Commentary | January 20, 2026
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Mark Farnham

In 2009 Mark Farnham started his own LPL Financial branch in Dublin, Ohio. With over 20+ years in the financial service industry, Mark is committed to providing independent and objective advice while evaluating his clients’ whole financial picture.

Mark received his bachelor’s degree in Finance, and a second degree in risk management and insurance from the Fisher College of Business at The Ohio State University. He is also a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) from Northwestern University and an Accredited Asset Management Specialist (AAMS).

He received his CFP designation from Northwestern University and he also has his Accredited Asset Management Specialist (AAMS) designation.

Born in Dayton, Ohio, Mark, his wife Laura and three children reside in Dublin, Ohio where he is very active in his community and family activities! Coaching his children in soccer and/or basketball are just a couple of things he does in his spare time. Mark is a parishioner of St. Brigid Church of Kildare, member of the Troy Elk’s Club, Freemasons, and has previously served on the board of directors for the Greater Dublin Kiwanis Club and as the Finance Chair for the St. Joseph’s Cathedral in Columbus, Ohio.

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Suzanne Shealy is the Administrative Assistant for Mark Farnham. She graduated from The Ohio State University and has 25+ years in client services including retail, business ownership and real estate. She handles the daily workflow for Mark and his clients. Suzanne is enthusiastic about growing her relationships, identifying their needs and creative problem solving. Originally from Chagrin Falls, Ohio, Suzanne resides in Dublin with her 3 young adults. She stays very active with her family, friends, tennis, hiking and traveling.

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Cindy Marion, is the Office Coordinator. She has over 22 years of Investment Client Service experience. She has worked for Edward Jones, Raymond James and Merrill Lynch throughout her career.

She handles the daily workflow of the team and is usually the person with whom you will interact with outside investment decisions. She takes pride in getting to know each client individually and making sure that their needs and expectations are addressed to enhance your client experience.

Cindy married her husband, Scott, in the winter of 1995. They reside in Ashville, Ohio with their daughter Hannah. Cindy is very active with Hannah’s travel softball. In her spare time she enjoys baking, cooking, and spending time with her family.