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Episode 14

Wealth professionals may want to hear how LPL's chief investment officer frames the 2026 outlook, equity-market volatility, diversification and Fed expectations. The episode is presented as a research outlook discussion rather than a single-manager commentary.

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Summary

By the markets & outlook desk

This episode of The Market Observatory is a special LPL Financial Research Outlook edition. Chris and Sam welcome LPL chief investment officer Marc Zabicki to discuss the road ahead after a volatile 2025 for equity investors. The conversation addresses whether 2026 may look similar, whether diversification still makes sense, and what to expect from the Fed.

  1. The episode is a special LPL Financial Research Outlook edition of The Market Observatory.
  2. LPL chief investment officer Marc Zabicki joins Chris and Sam.
  3. The discussion asks whether 2026 will be more of the same after a roller-coaster 2025 for equity investors.
  4. It also covers whether diversification still makes sense and what to expect from the Fed.

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