Author: Neil Rose, CFA

Short read on current inflation trends, what they may signal for the broader economy, and why long‑term inflation risk remains an important consideration for investors.

Neil Rose deep dives into February 2026’s breakthrough moment in AI, when new autonomous models like GPT‑5.3 Codex and Claude Opus 4.6 reshaped what’s possible—unlocking self-directed agents, disrupting white‑collar work, shaking markets, and revealing both the risks and opportunities of AI’s rapid acceleration.

A spirited ode to slowing down in a sped‑up world—exploring why pens, paper, and a little analog rebellion might just reboot our brains, our kids, and our sanity.

A detailed 2025 year‑end letter from Regency Capital Management Fund L.P., providing investment performance results, commentary on market conditions, long‑term strategy, risk management philosophy, and a breakdown of current holdings.

Learn how to freeze your credit to protect against identity theft, why it’s recommended, and how to place or lift a credit freeze with all three major credit bureaus.

Reflections on Regency Capital’s first five years—core values, lessons learned, client focus, team culture, and a commitment to continuous improvement.

Markets remain strong but increasingly concentrated in a few tech giants. This letter discusses diversification strategies, AI-driven trends, risks of index investing, and macroeconomic factors shaping 2026.

A grounded take on the current bull market, investor behavior, and the long-term promise of AI.

2025 has been volatile this year, but not exceptional so. A reminder that the price for surpassing gains is discomfort.

A snapshot of the data behind today’s market narrative. Whether you're bullish, bearish, or somewhere in between, these visuals offer a view of what’s shaping sentiment and strategy.

The S&P 500 may be hitting new highs, but the best value could lie in smaller, overlooked companies. Explore our 2025 small cap investing outlook, why these stocks may outperform, and how we’re positioning portfolios for quality, diversification, and long-term growth.

Most money managers are guilty of only telling their side of the story—what they expect, where they see value. I know I am. But it’s always wise to know what the market itself thinks. The market is the collective wisdom (and sometimes foolishness) of the millions of self-interested buyers and sellers trading right now.