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Weekly Market Commentary | Why Carry Is the Strategy in Municipal Bonds Right Now | August 10, 2026
LPL Research outlines how a Fed on hold, strong reinvestment demand, and elevated yields create compelling opportunities in municipal bonds.
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Weekly Market Performance — August 7, 2026
LPL’s Weekly Market Performance for the week of August 3, 2026, highlights a positive week for stocks, the July payrolls report, and mixed commodity moves.
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24-Hour Trading: A Tool, Not a Magic Elixir
LPL Research analyzes the opportunities and challenges of near-24-hour trading as exchanges adapt to evolving investor demand.
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Public vs. Private Real Estate: Key Differences
LPL Research examines public and private real estate markets, cap rate divergence, and why REITs may offer attractive value today.
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Building Block Models for Personalized Portfolios
Find out how LPL Research’s building block model portfolios help advisors deliver personalized, professionally managed portfolios at scale.
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Weekly Market Commentary | Constructive on Stocks in H2 as AI Debate Continues | August 03, 2026
LPL Research highlights strong corporate earnings, AI-driven growth, and a favorable equity outlook while monitoring inflation, oil prices, and risks.
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Weekly Market Performance | July 31, 2026
LPL’s Weekly Market Performance for the week of July 27, 2026, highlights mixed hyperscaler earnings, the latest Fed rate decision, and geopolitical tensions.
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Boutiques vs. Large Managers: Our Approach
LPL Research weighs in on the boutique versus larger manager debate within investment manager selection.
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Oil Prices, Interest Rates, and Strong Earnings
LPL Research discusses how geopolitical tensions, rising rates, and strong earnings are shaping markets, underscoring the importance of diversification.
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Red Flags Missing from Manager Performance Screens
LPL Research continues its manager research series, exploring red flags that never appear in performance screens and often emerge in manager interactions.
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