LPL Research
Beyond the Numbers | Personal AI Agents and Disruptive Narratives | October 14, 2026
LPL Research explores how personal AI agents could reshape consumer behavior, disrupt business models, and test the strength of competitive advantages.
Tactical Asset Allocation Guide | Raising S&P 500 Target and Yield Forecast and Moving Up in Market Cap and Quality | October 14, 2026
LPL Research shares its latest tactical views, favoring equities, large-cap value and quality while navigating higher rates and market uncertainty.
Weekly Market Commentary | Credit Is Still Flowing, and Businesses Are Borrowing | October 12, 2026
LPL Research examines resilient business lending, narrowing credit spreads, and a housing market constrained by the growing mortgage rate lock-in effect.
Economic Navigator | October 9, 2026
LPL Research examines the drivers of economic growth and the inflation risks investors should continue to monitor.
Market Insight Quarterly | Q3 2026
This quarterly publication helps provide clarity and context to the issues affecting the economy, stock and bond market.
Client Letter | Strong Markets, Growing Questions | October 2026
LPL Research reviews the key forces supporting stocks while rising rates and uncertainty test market momentum.
Weekly Market Commentary | The Debt Math, Explained | October 5, 2026
LPL Research examines rising government debt costs, Treasury market stress, and what investors should watch as higher rates reshape the fiscal outlook.
Rate and Credit View | October 01, 2026
LPL Research assesses rising government borrowing costs, Treasury market stress signals, and the case for short- to intermediate-term bonds.
Weekly Market Commentary | Stock Market’s Wall of Worry Gets Taller | September 28, 2026
LPL Research explores how geopolitical tensions, higher interest rates, and AI investment are adding to the stock market’s wall of worry.
Thirty-Thousand Feet | The Invisible Hand Has Competition: The Structural Forces Reshaping Price Discovery | September 23, 2026
LPL Research explains why market structure, investor flows, and positioning have become as important as fundamentals in today’s markets.