James St. Aubin shares market insight with CNN Business
CIO James St. Aubin was featured in a recent CNN Business article covering market expectations ahead of the Fed’s latest policy decision.
James St. Aubin featured on Money Life Podcast
James St. Aubin recently joined Chuck Jaffe on the Money Life podcast to discuss the current investment landscape amid ongoing tariff uncertainties.
Navigating Market Volatility: James St. Aubin featured on NYSE’s FINTECH.TV
James St. Aubin joined a panel hosted by Orion Wealth to unpack today’s complex market conditions.
James St. Aubin featured in Business Insider on Potential Investor Impacts and Responses to Trump’s Tariff Talks
CIO James St. Aubin gives his thoughts and poses potential trade tips in light of Trump’s recent tariff actions.
James St. Aubin featured on Nasdaq’s Just For Funds
Sierra CIO joined Nasdaq’s Just for Funds to discuss the firm’s distinctive risk-managed investment approach.
James St. Aubin Featured in Bloomberg on the Flight to Cash in 2025
With Jerome Powell ruling out a rescue mission this week and incurring the wrath of Donald Trump, Wall Street is desperate for a lifeline as tariff-lashed markets slide anew.
TradeTalks: Sierra CIO on the Evolving Bond Market Landscape
Sierra CIO James St. Aubin joined Nasdaq’s TradeTalks to explore the evolving dynamics of today’s bond market.
Business Insider Highlights James St. Aubin on Inflation and U.S. Debt Risks
In a recent article from Business Insider, Sierra CIO, James St. Aubin, warns that unchecked debt could erode U.S. credibility in global markets.
Stocks dragged down by megacap tech, oil edges up
Wall Street stocks ended lower in choppy trading on Tuesday as Treasury yields climbed, with investors weighing the likely path of interest rates in a resilient U.S. economy with persistent inflation.
St. Aubin: The market can run until expectations are missed.
Sierra CIO James St. Aubin argues that the consumer discretionary index is misleading due to the heavy weighting of Amazon and Tesla. Learn why the actual consumer outlook might not be as robust as it seems.