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Market Signals, Active SMAs, and a Stock Spotlight

The recent economic slowdown is showing early signs of improvement. If that continues, next year could benefit from stimulus and stronger earnings.

Why that matters:

A stabilizing backdrop supports selective opportunities. Investors need to stay flexible as conditions evolve.

Crossmark’s actively managed SMAs allow us to make daily adjustments to stay aligned with our outlook, something index-based approaches don’t do.

Why that matters:

Daily oversight helps manage risk and keep portfolios positioned for changing markets.

Gilead remains a strong fundamental holding with attractive valuation, solid cash flow, and a competitive dividend. The company also announced a new $3 million initiative to expand access to breast cancer education and medicine.

Why that matters:

The combination of strong fundamentals plus values alignment is our sweet spot. We invest based on fundamentals, but many of our strategies incorporate values factors. Gilead’s philanthropic commitment reflects the type of positive impact we like to see.

December 12, 2025

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