Pointer Wealth

10/20/2026

Weekly Market Update!

Higher borrowing costs are testing the AI boom. Bonds rallied as investors weighed risks to economic growth.

10/13/2026

Weekly Market Update!

AI stocks rebounded, but recent volatility showed why diversification remains important.

10/06/2026

Weekly Market Update!

Inflation is improving but remains sticky. Here’s what the latest data could mean for markets.

10/02/2026

We are excited to announce the newest member of our team, Zachary Reinwald.

Zach is coming from a PGA Golf Professional background at Craig Ranch and will be focused on developing new client relationships and supporting the financial planning process.

He holds a Bachelor's of Science in Finance with an Emphasis in Economics from University of Nevada, Reno.

Welcome to the Pointer Wealth Team Zach!

09/29/2026

Strong growth is pushing rates higher. See how investors can navigate the risks.

09/22/2026

The Fed’s latest rate decision highlights the ongoing balance between controlling inflation and maintaining economic growth. Staying informed about these economic shifts can help us make smarter financial decisions today and for the future.

The Fed raised rates to try to bring inflation under control. Strong economic data gave policymakers room to act.

09/15/2026

Weekly Market Update!

Sticky inflation and higher rates are reshaping the outlook. Here’s what you should know.

09/01/2026

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AI is boosting growth, but policy support may be less reliable. Diversification remains key.

08/21/2026

Weekly Market Update - 8/17

Markets are broadening beyond tech. See why diversification still matters.

08/17/2026

Our partner, Cole Caruthers recently joined CNN Consumer Watch to discuss how rising costs and economic uncertainty are affecting major financial decisions.

The segment was distributed to more than 380 television stations across the country.

The audience for the story was younger Americans, but the planning principle is universal: define what matters, prioritize it, and build enough flexibility into your plan to adapt as life changes.

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