Market Outlook: Why 2026 may favour utilities, industrials and small caps

5 December 2025 – View the original article here: Click Here A rotation into undervalued and interest-sensitive sectors may shape market performance in 2026 as utilities, industrials and real estate benefit from cooling inflation, expected rate cuts and surging demand tied to AI-related infrastructure. At the same time, small- and mid-cap companies may regain momentum as the breadth of the …

Brett Ewing Shares Optimistic Market Outlook on The Money Life Show

30 July 2025 – View the original article here: Click Here   Brett Ewing, Chief Market Strategist at First Franklin Financial Services, recently joined The Money Life Show to share his optimistic outlook for the 2025 market. Ewing predicts “green lights from here,” citing anticipated clarity from Trump Administration policies that will likely impact the economy later this year. He …

Brett Ewing, Chief Market Strategist of First Franklin Financial Services, featured on TheStreet

23 May 2025 – View the original article here: Click Here Nvidia  (NVDA)  just hit a $3.35 trillion market cap, closing in on Microsoft’s  (MSFT)  crown as the world’s most valuable company. Brett Ewing, chief market strategist at First Franklin Financial Services, joined TheStreet to explain why he thinks Nvidia may never take the top spot, and what could stand in its way. REBECCA MEZISTRANO: NVIDIA’s market …

Brett Ewing on BNN Bloomberg, February 19, 2021

Investment Strategy for the Current Market Conditions Brett Ewing, senior financial advisor and chief market strategist at First Franklin Financial Services, discusses his investing strategy and why this is a perfect time for companies to clean up their balance sheet.

Brett Ewing on Reuters “Trading at Noon”, January 26, 2021

Skip to the 2:15 mark to hear Brett’s commentary on Reuters Trading at Noon today about taking risk off the table, what continued widespread vaccine rollout can mean for the market going into the summer and what the Federal Reserve might do if rates pick up later in the year due to inflation. Reuters Trading at Noon