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Software stocks have taken a hit, but is the worst behind us? On @CNBC 's @HalftimeReport , Richard Saperstein joined @ScottWapnerCNBC from the floor of the @NYSE to share his view on why the software selloff may be at or near a bottom.

Don’t miss the finale of our 2025 Review and 2026 Outlook series! Richard Saperstein returns to share his insights on the key forces driving investor decisions today and what he expects for stocks and bonds in the year ahead. Watch the full video here: lnkd.in/ebVJADxJ

Richard Saperstein explains why municipal bonds may be especially attractive for investors despite ongoing concerns about inflation, tariffs, and interest rate uncertainty. Watch this short discussion here: youtu.be/cNwd5xQJu5o

Richard Saperstein joined @CNBC 's @ScottWapnerCNBC on @CNBCClosingBell Bell to weigh in on the current market environment, sharing why recent declines in software stocks may have been overblown and why Treasury Partners has been selectively trimming municipal bond exposure.

Live from the @NYSE , Richard Saperstein joined @ScottWapnerCNBC on @CNBCClosingBell to discuss how he is positioning portfolios in today’s market environment and describes the ideal portfolio.

Join Richard Saperstein in our latest 2025 Review and 2026 Outlook episode as he breaks down why today’s market remains narrow and where he sees opportunity within large‑cap tech. Stay tuned through the end for his 2026 market outlook wild cards.

"We've got an excellent backdrop for earnings growth,” Richard Saperstein, Treasury Partners chief investment officer, told Yahoo Finance on Thursday. He pointed to easing inflation and an economy that is still adding jobs. finance.yahoo.com/news/an-excell…

#CHARTOFTHEWEEK The Fed’s Treasury holdings have edged up to $4.2T. However, Kevin Warsh, a potential nominee for Fed Chair, has voiced criticism. What does this mean for rates, liquidity, and long‑term market structure? It’s a question investor can’t ignore.

New Mayor. Big headlines. Familiar fears. Do political shifts really put NYC municipal bonds at risk? Watch the full video to learn more: youtu.be/nTSDOWhsXnk

2025 taught us a lot. What’s next for markets, investments, and economic trends in 2026? Watch Part 1 of our exclusive 4-part series now (3:57).

#CHARTOFTHEWEEK Jobless Claims Signal Ongoing Employment Strength. What are your thoughts on how sustained employment strength could impact markets this year?

On January 9, Richard Saperstein joined CNBC’s Scott Wapner on Closing Bell from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange to share his outlook on stocks for 2026. Watch the full discussion for Richards insights.

On Tuesday, Sep. 30th, Richard Saperstein joined Scott Wapner on Closing Bell from the NYSE floor as stocks head into Q4 near record highs. In times of elevated valuations, smart asset allocation is key to managing risk. Watch here: youtu.be/5uGLX2bOHVA

During this segment, Saperstein outlined key market trigger points—just one hour before President Trump announced tariff modifications that directly aligned with his forecast. youtube.com/watch?v=VXBWG9…

Curious about how the latest tariff measures will impact the market? Tune in to the first episode of our Market Recap series for insights on what’s next. youtube.com/watch?v=6lJM54…

Here's where @TreasPart's Richard Saperstein is finding buying opportunity on the heels of this week's DeepSeek sell-off: cnbc.com/video/2025/01/…

Missed today's #HalftimeReport? Follow the podcast! Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate the biggest week for tech with the Nasdaq riding a seven-week winning streak. link.chtbl.com/halftime_report

Here's why @TreasPart's Richard Saperstein says the setup for stocks is "really good" into year-end, and how he's looking at the mega cap tech trade: