04/02/2026
First Quarter 2026 Review
First Quarter 2026 Review - Gordian Advisors
Q1 2026 market review: S&P 500 -4.4%, oil above $100 on Iran war, gold volatile, Fed on hold. Sectors and economic outlook.
10/02/2025
https://gordianadvisors.com/quarterly-investment-review/third-quarter-2025-review/
Third Quarter 2025 Review - Gordian Advisors
The market was up a very solid 8% in Q3. It pretty much went straight up with the exception of a minor 2.5% decline in late July.
02/14/2025
https://gordianadvisors.com/2024-economic-review/
Financial Advisor Blog - 2024 Economic Review - Gordian Advisors
Now that GDP numbers are out let’s review economic indicators for 2024. The employment remained stable gaining 2.2 million jobs.
10/04/2024
https://gordianadvisors.com/quarterly-investment-review/third-quarter-2024-review/
Third Quarter 2024 Review - Gordian Advisors
The market had another good quarter with the S&P 500 rising 5.8% in Q3 bringing it to a very respectable 20.7% year-to-date.
02/02/2024
https://gordianadvisors.com/2023-review-economy-edition/
Financial Advisor Blog - 2023 Review: Economy Edition - Gordian Advisors
Now that full-year GDP numbers are out I can finish the 2023 year-in-review series by taking a look at major economic indicators.
10/05/2023
https://gordianadvisors.com/tucson-monsoon-2023-update/
Tucson Monsoon – 2023 Update - Gordian Advisors
After two big outliers in a row (2021 was 3rd wettest monsoon, 2020 was 2nd driest on record), 2023 followed last year as a comfortably "normal". Reviewing 2023 monsoon season
08/03/2023
https://gordianadvisors.com/2023-mid-year-review/
Financial Advisor Blog - 2023 Mid-Year Review - Gordian Advisors
Reviewing 2023 Mid-Year results for various markets. The chorus of "soft landing" grown louder and the market has responded enthusiastically.
03/10/2023
https://gordianadvisors.com/why-not-just-stay-safe-in-cash-at-5/
Financial Advisor Blog - Why Not Just Stay Safe In Cash at 5%? - Gordian Advisors
Easily get 4.5% in a money market fund. What about "why don't I dump all my stocks/bonds and sit in cash at 5% until the market feels safe"?