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A Case for Balance

In recent years, U.S. market performance has been dominated by growth equities, particularly since the AI-driven rally that began in late 2022. Yet history reminds us that leadership between growth and value is cyclical. Extended periods of dominance by one style often give way to long stretches of outperformance by the other. In this brief paper, we explore why this trend makes portfolio rebalancing critical, the risks of overconcentration in growth stocks, and how large cap value strategies may provide diversification, attractive fundamentals, and the potential for consistent returns. This not a case against growth or for value; it is a case for balance.
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Accommodative Central Banks Fuel Higher Prices Despite Sticky Inflation and High Valuations

Boosted by hopes for a significant easing of Fed policy in the coming year, as well as ongoing accommodative monetary conditions in other developed markets, global risk asset prices have remained well bid.
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Rate-Cutting Resumes But Will Likely Be Limited

Asset market trends might lead one to conclude that a disinflationary boom is underway. Bond markets are well bid, and policy rates have declined in the past year, while most risk-asset markets are still flying high despite rich valuations.

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A Case for Balance

In recent years, U.S. market performance has been dominated by growth equities, particularly since the AI-driven rally that began in late 2022. Yet history reminds us that leadership between growth and value is cyclical. Extended periods of dominance by one style often give way to long stretches of outperformance by the other. In this brief paper, we explore why this trend makes portfolio rebalancing critical, the risks of overconcentration in growth stocks, and how large cap value strategies may provide diversification, attractive fundamentals, and the potential for consistent returns. This not a case against growth or for value; it is a case for balance.
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The Past Is NOT Prologue

What if the next 10 years don’t look like the last 40? Bob Doll, CFA, explores that question in this new white paper. Part of his Accepting Average series, this paper explores why the next decade may look very different from the last – especially without the tailwind of falling interest rates.

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Bob Doll’s Live Quarterly Market Update Webinar – Q2 2025

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Bob Doll’s Live Quarterly Market Update Webinar – Q1 2025

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Victoria Fernandez on Barron’s

Crossmark’s Chief Market Strategist, Victoria Fernandez, CFA, shared her insights with Barron’s on Monday’s market retreat, driven by news of an anti-monopoly probe into Nvidia and its ripple effects across the tech sector. Victoria offers her perspective on what these developments can mean for investors and the broader economy.
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Bob Doll on ThinkAdvisor

“The market is up 27% this year after a 26% gain in 2023—pretty incredible,” says Bob Doll, CFA, Crossmark’s CEO and CIO. But what’s next for investors? Bob joined ThinkAdvisor to discuss why a measured approach may be prudent as we head into 2025, with insights on market valuations, sector performance, and the potential for a Q1 pullback.

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Crossmark Global Investments Launches Two Active Values-Based ETFs, Managed by Industry Veteran Bob Doll

Crossmark Global Investments has launched two actively managed exchanged-traded funds (ETFs): Crossmark Large Cap Growth ETF (ticker: CLCG) and Crossmark Large Cap Value ETF (ticker: CLCV).
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Crossmark Files Preliminary Registration Statement for Two Values-Based Actively Managed ETFs: Crossmark Large Cap Growth ETF and Crossmark Large Cap Value ETF

The offering marks Crossmark’s entry into the active ETF market and the first ETFs managed by Bob Doll in his four-decade career managing portfolios for clients.