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Tower Bridge Advisors was founded in 2001 with a mission to provide high quality wealth management advice alongside outstanding client service. As a registered investment advisor, we manage equity and fixed income portfolios comprised of individual stocks and bonds. Our clients choose us because of our commitment to investment research, our experience in managing client portfolios and our laser-like focus on our clients’ needs. Our wealth advisors each have, on average, more than 25 years’ experience researching investment opportunities, and managing portfolios through up as well as down markets. Our investment process starts with a clear understanding of each client’s unique financial situation, and takes into account their tax status and tolerance for risk. Only by understanding these factors can we develop an appropriate investment solution truly customized for each client.
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April 2023 Webinar - Banks, the Economy and Valuation

April 2023 Economic Update – The Banks, The Economy and Valuation

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September 9, 2026 – Back-to-school season finds investors studying a shifting market, a resilient economy, and the next chapter of AI. What does the market’s report card reveal—and why might patience earn the highest marks?

“Summer really flew by this year…” are words that nearly every American thought or heard over the Labor Day holiday weekend. We agree. In the investment business, the summertime dog…

September 9, 2026 – Back-to-school season finds investors studying a shifting market, a resilient economy, and the next chapter of AI. What does the market’s report card reveal—and why might patience earn the highest marks?Read More

September 2, 2026 – New Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh noted recently that he wants to avoid a “Hall of Mirrors” problem. That is, if markets rely on the Fed’s guidance, and the Fed relies on market prices to adjust policies, then the Fed is more likely to be blinded to new developments. Energy prices and global bond yields are mirroring each other as they move higher, and may force a policy response from the Fed as the year progresses.

Oil and Inflation A surge in oil prices rippled through global markets this week, impacting stocks and bonds on worries that higher energy costs will fuel inflation and force the…

September 2, 2026 – New Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh noted recently that he wants to avoid a “Hall of Mirrors” problem. That is, if markets rely on the Fed’s guidance, and the Fed relies on market prices to adjust policies, then the Fed is more likely to be blinded to new developments. Energy prices and global bond yields are mirroring each other as they move higher, and may force a policy response from the Fed as the year progresses.Read More

August 26, 2026 – Washington’s attempt to artificially hold down interest rates can’t hide a $40 trillion debt, and if market reality eventually pushes rates higher, high-risk and speculative investments will suffer the most painful losses.

The Most Important Price Tag in the World When you follow financial headlines, terms like the “10-year Treasury yield” can easily sound like Wall Street jargon. In reality, the interest…

August 26, 2026 – Washington’s attempt to artificially hold down interest rates can’t hide a $40 trillion debt, and if market reality eventually pushes rates higher, high-risk and speculative investments will suffer the most painful losses.Read More

August 19, 2026 – This week we received data on the housing market as well as earnings reports from major home improvement retailers. Higher mortgage rates and higher input costs are impacting buyers, builders, and the construction materials providers along the supply chain, leaving the housing market in a sideways holding pattern. Like Homer’s Odyssey, housing and equity markets have been battling a series of obstacles all year on the path to new highs.

Shake It Off Like Odysseus in Homer’s “The Odyssey” battling an array of obstacles and creatures, the stock market has been shaking off everything from war to inflation. The S&P…

August 19, 2026 – This week we received data on the housing market as well as earnings reports from major home improvement retailers. Higher mortgage rates and higher input costs are impacting buyers, builders, and the construction materials providers along the supply chain, leaving the housing market in a sideways holding pattern. Like Homer’s Odyssey, housing and equity markets have been battling a series of obstacles all year on the path to new highs.Read More

August 12, 2026 – Big Tech’s $730 billion annual AI infrastructure sprint faces potential headwinds from severe power grid bottlenecks and lagging software monetization, making disciplined, risk-budgeted portfolio exposure a prudent strategy to capture long-term secular growth while buffering against a possible sharp correction.

The $730B Capex Blitz & The Leverage Trap The global investment landscape in August 2026 is defined by a corporate spending spree that makes the Gilded Age look frugal. Driven…

August 12, 2026 – Big Tech’s $730 billion annual AI infrastructure sprint faces potential headwinds from severe power grid bottlenecks and lagging software monetization, making disciplined, risk-budgeted portfolio exposure a prudent strategy to capture long-term secular growth while buffering against a possible sharp correction.Read More

August 5, 2026 – Stock markets rebounded this week on lower oil prices coming on the heels of a temporary cessation of Middle East tensions. Oil prices dropped about 10% this week, and corporate profits have been coming through stronger than expected. SpaceX reported its first quarter as a public company, and equity markets are once again rocketing to new all-time highs.

Blasting Off Stock markets rebounded this week on lower oil prices coming on the heels of a temporary cessation of Middle East tensions. Oil prices dropped about 10% this week,…

August 5, 2026 – Stock markets rebounded this week on lower oil prices coming on the heels of a temporary cessation of Middle East tensions. Oil prices dropped about 10% this week, and corporate profits have been coming through stronger than expected. SpaceX reported its first quarter as a public company, and equity markets are once again rocketing to new all-time highs.Read More

July 29, 2026 – As overstretched AI valuations fracture against a hawkish Federal Reserve and mounting consumer credit strain, the rotation out of tech into value equities proves that single-sector concentration is risky.

Market Commentary: The Great AI Unwinding and the Fed’s Next Gamble For the past two years, Wall Street operated on a dangerously simple playbook: buy artificial intelligence at any cost…

July 29, 2026 – As overstretched AI valuations fracture against a hawkish Federal Reserve and mounting consumer credit strain, the rotation out of tech into value equities proves that single-sector concentration is risky.Read More

July 22, 2026 – The stock market is behaving like a duck swimming feverishly underwater, but on the surface seems to be gliding along. We have seen rapid rotation between sectors as investors try to decipher moves in oil prices, inflation, interest rates and earnings. Major bank earnings came in ahead of expectations this quarter, and the consumer appears to be maintaining strong spending levels. However, technology stocks have risen and fallen like the tides. We will gain more clarity from some of the large AI spenders this week.

If It Walks Like A Duck The rebound in stocks yesterday came despite a rise in crude oil prices, reigniting inflation concerns that pushed bond yields to the highest in…

July 22, 2026 – The stock market is behaving like a duck swimming feverishly underwater, but on the surface seems to be gliding along. We have seen rapid rotation between sectors as investors try to decipher moves in oil prices, inflation, interest rates and earnings. Major bank earnings came in ahead of expectations this quarter, and the consumer appears to be maintaining strong spending levels. However, technology stocks have risen and fallen like the tides. We will gain more clarity from some of the large AI spenders this week.Read More

July 15, 2026 – While Wall Street celebrates temporary cooling inflation, the multi-trillion-dollar collision of relentless government deficits and historic AI infrastructure spending means interest rates may stay high—making long-term bonds a trap and exposing speculative, cash-burning stocks to a harsh awakening.

The Price of Capital in an Era of Structural Demand Today’s consumer price index (CPI) report brought some welcome relief to the markets, showing that inflation in June cooled to…

July 15, 2026 – While Wall Street celebrates temporary cooling inflation, the multi-trillion-dollar collision of relentless government deficits and historic AI infrastructure spending means interest rates may stay high—making long-term bonds a trap and exposing speculative, cash-burning stocks to a harsh awakening.Read More

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