Most investors want the same thing: stock market upside without stomach-churning downside.

Structured notes are hybrid investments that combine market exposure with an options strategy to create a more controlled mix of risk and return than owning stocks outright. They can be an effective way for r...

Over the past few days, you’ve likely seen headlines about the stock market “sliding,” “selling off,” or “pricing in an AI bubble.” Major U.S. indexes have pulled back a few percent from recent highs, and day-to-day swings have picked up again. As of this week, the S&P 500 is down a little 5% from i...

Client Memo: Is it 1999 All Over Again?  

Many of us can recall the absolute euphoria that occurred in the mid-to-late 1990s.  Companies with a “.com” at the end saw crazy volatility, mostly to the upside until the turn of the century before most of them went bankrupt.  

Today, the debate is simil...

In our previous memo What the Genius Act means for Investors we detailed the recently passed Genius Act, which gives cryptocurrency a regulatory backdrop. The largest ramifications of this legislation is that it enables the web3 economy – i.e. facilitating a completely digital transaction without...

Long story short: The recently passed Genius Act establishes a regulatory framework around stablecoins, which use cryptocurrencies.  The real impact is it legitimizes cryptocurrencies and effectively initializes the web3 economy.  The web3 economy is a decentralized blockchain-powered internet that ...

The "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," signed into law on July 4, 2025, is a sweeping, nearly 900-page budget reconciliation and tax package. It extends major tax cuts, restructures elements of federal spending, overhauls regulations, and introduces new incentives—making it one of the most consequential ...

"Your Home Is Your Biggest Asset"... Or Is It?

Real estate has become a quasi-obsession in the United States, especially after some significant drawdowns in the stock market.  The truth is that real estate is a poor investment for most investors.   

You hear a lot that your home is your largest as...

Retirees hate to spend money in retirement.  It’s not a big revelation as we are told for two decades during our childhoods and then are taught for decades working to only spend what you make and save the rest.   

Dipping into savings is inculcated into us, almost from birth, as a bad thing.  This ...

Real risk is simple—not enough cash when money is really needed—like running out of gas in the desert.  

- Charles Ellis  

We face countless risks in our everyday lives that we’ve learned, from a very young age, to manage.  Managing those day-to-day risks may seem like second nature to most by ...

 At Noble Wealth Management, giving back to our community is more than a value—it’s part of our mission. We’re excited to share a recent community highlight that reflects this commitment in action.

Last month, our team partnered with The Lion Project and Denver Community Hubs to support a meaningfu...

Why is speculation a game you cannot win? 

Near my house there’s a mountain called Lone Peak with a trail called Jacobs ladder that goes nearly straight up. The cool thing about it is the end is always in sight. Just 6 miles ahead and about 4,000 feet up. 

Upon nearing the top, you can see the exc...

At the start of 2020, markets were at all-time highs and, to borrow a phrase from the LEGO Movie’s annoying song, “everything was awesome.” At the time, there were only faint news reports of an outbreak in China causing a stir. And then, as these things tend to go, it was everywhere -all at once.

B...