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10 Mar, 2026Deleted Tweet From Energy Secretary Sends Oil Markets on Another Wild Ride
"There is a sort of randomness both from a political perspective and then in terms of market reactions to all of this," said Michael Rosen, CIO at Angeles Investments.rnrn
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5 Mar, 2026Keeping It in the Family! More RIAs Spinning Off Family Offices
Jonathan Foster, president & CEO of Angeles Wealth Management, told Investment News why we decided to launch Angeles Family Office and why many complex families fall into an underserved middle ground.
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5 Mar, 2026Angeles Family Office Names Kate Flume to Lead New Dallas Office
Kate Flume and Jason Oclaray spoke with Crain Currency about Kates recent move to Angeles Family Office, and her remarkable journey from a nurse at Johns Hopkins to a trusted family office expert advising families with significant, complex wealth.
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3 Mar, 2026Trump's Upbeat Oil Comments Fail to Erase Inflation Fears and Market Losses
"It's still really not quite clear what the endgame is" " or when that will be, said Michael Rosen, CIO at Angeles Investments, by phone. Investors worry the conflict could have "a bigger potential impact in the economy" than initially thought.
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3 Mar, 2026Angeles Family Office Appoints Kate Flume as Senior Managing Director
Based in Dallas, Flume joins AFO as the firm continues to expand its team of specialists dedicated to serving families of exceptional means. Her appointment coincides with Angeles Investments' continued expansion in Texas.
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25 Feb, 2026Stocks Rise, Adding to Tuesday's Comeback as Nvidia and Oracle Shares Gain
Michael Rosen, CIO at Angeles cautions that investors shouldn't bet against CEO Jensen Huang, saying that he's "played his cards extremely well." He also views the recent run the stock has had as an opportunity for some profit-taking.
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21 Feb, 2026Bitcoin's $1 Trillion Identity Crisis Hits From Every Direction
"It's like a religion for many, and religious faith is hard to shake," said Michael Rosen, chief investment officer of Angeles Investment Advisors. "It's just not my religion."
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15 Feb, 2026In a Chaotic Market, Investors Learn How to Cope With Surprises
"The noise-to-signal ratio has gone up dramatically. We need to spend a lot more time sifting through the greater amount of noise that's in the world and try to discern what actually matters," said Angeles CIO, Michael Rosen.
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9 Feb, 2026Wall Street's Hunt for Cheaper Stocks Goes Global
Michael Rosen, CIO at Angeles, said he still believes in the pre-eminence of American firms, but in the past year, he has rotated funds into a mix of small-cap and value stocks across the globe, with a focus on Europe and China.
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26 Jan, 2026Rethinking Risk: Why Traditional Strategies Might Fail Modern Investors
In a recent article for Financial Advisor, Rick Nott, managing director at Angeles Wealth, challenges backward-looking risk models and one-size-fits-all questionnaires that overlook the emotional and behavioral realities behind financial decisions.
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22 Jan, 2026Treasury Yields are Little Changed as Investors Digest Economic Data
"The reality is economic growth is stronger than the market seems to believe, and inflation remains steady... which means that monetary policy going forward is likely to be a lot more cautious than perhaps the market expects," said Michael Rosen.
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21 Jan, 2026Geopolitical and Tariff Risk Back with a Bang for Markets
"At the margin, I think it makes sense to diversify assets outside the U.S., but I wouldn't give up on the U.S. at all, given the very strong profitability of U.S. companies," said Michael Rosen, chief investment officer at Angeles Investments.
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21 Jan, 2026Greenland Rhetoric 'a yawn' for Markets, Says Advisor
"Regardless of the outcome of this particular spat, it should be clear the world has moved from a rules-based order to one governed by pure power, a positive-sum economic order to a zero-sum, or negative-sum, world," said Michael Rosen.
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7 Jan, 2026Is Venezuela Just the Start? What Financial Advisors Are Telling Clients.
"What I'm telling clients is welcome to the new world disorder... In terms of investment implications, I think the changing environment argues for as wide a diversification of a portfolio as one can tolerate," said Michael Rosen, CIO of Angeles.
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16 Dec, 2025As States Like Texas Bet on Bitcoin, Most Pensions Still Aren't Playing
While proponents of crypto investing argue for digital currencies as a store of value, Angeles CIO Michael Rosen remains skeptical. "It's possible they will become so in the future, but their excessive volatility means they are not there yet."
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24 Nov, 2025Angeles Wealth Management Appoints Jonah Cave as Chief Growth Officer
With a 30-year career spanning capital markets, private investments, family office and wealth management, Jonah brings a deep understanding of how sophisticated families think about wealth and how to engage and serve them at the highest level.
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12 Nov, 2025Financial Advisors Share the Toughest Conversations They Have Had With Clients
Tough conversations are part of guiding our families through their wealth and helping define their legacy. As Jonathan Foster, president and CEO of Angeles Wealth, shared with Steve Garmhausen, navigating them isnt always easy, but its essential.
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11 Nov, 2025Top Financial Professionals in the US | Hot List
Chloe Wohlforth, Cameron Rogers and Rick Nott of AWM have been recognized on the 2025 InvestmentNews Hot List. AWM did not pay to be included in the 2025 InvestmentNews Hot List. Third-party rankings are not indicative of future performance.
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29 Oct, 2025Dow Gives Up Gains After Powell Signals Fed May Not Cut Again This Year
"Powell is reflecting the tension on the Fed between those who favor more aggressive easing and those who are concerned that inflation remains too high, even as the labor market weakens," said Michael Rosen, CIO at Angeles.
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24 Oct, 2025Next-gen Advisors See 'Empathy' as an Advantage Over the Next Decade
Cameron Rogers, partner at Angeles Wealth Management, recently shared next-gen advisors bring a unique credibility to their work. She adds that leading with empathy has become the "new alpha" for next-gen clients.
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24 Oct, 2025AI in Higher Education, Trumps Tariffs Hit Lesotho, Unicorns Avoiding IPOs
Last week, Angeles Wealth Management's president and CEO Jonathan Foster joined Bloomberg to discuss why companies are staying private for longer, extending from an average of 7 years to nearly 11.
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10 Oct, 2025Investors React to Trump's Massive Increase in China Tariffs?
Michael Rosen, CIO of Angeles - "The actual tariff rate has been significantly below what was feared, & companies are adjusting to this new era in trade policy. We should expect to see markets back on track after this momentary bout of volatility."
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22 Sep, 2025Giorgio Armani's Will Contains Surprises Regarding His Fashion Empire
Angeles Wealth"s managing director, Rick Nott, provided an analysis on what high-profile estates like this can teach about crafting estate plans to family needs.
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17 Sep, 2025Analysts React After Fed Cuts Interest Rates by Quarter of a Percentage Point
"The Fed also raised its inflation forecast, highlighting the delicate balance between setting monetary policy to offset a weaker labor market versus bringing inflation lower," said Angeles CIO, Michael Rosen.
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