Joe Zappia

Partner Co-CIO @LVWAdvisors. Always learning, student of the financial markets. Fitness junkie. All views are my own.

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September has a long-standing reputation as the stock market’s weakest month—and even if the “September Effect” has faded over time, investors still watch for it. https://t.co/Ajau3PLQcs

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How does your IRA compare? Discover the average and median Traditional and Roth IRA balances by age in 2026, 2026 contribution limits, and key catch-up strategies. https://t.co/uf7aGCWXpV

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New research from emlyon's Christophe Haag finds emotionally intelligent people feel just as much envy. How you respond to envy is what sets you apart. https://t.co/S3orQ38GRh

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This summer alone, Americans have been warned about a massive Cyclospora outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce — 10,930 confirmed illnesses, 454 hospitalizations, and two deaths — plus Salmonella in jalapeños and eggs and E. coli in fr https://t.co/Yq2iLnRpmq

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In a cutthroat white-collar talent market, lawyers and bankers are listing quirky side pursuits like ‘building birdhouses’ and ‘hot dog eating.’ https://t.co/puzL8NciFm

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The U.S. has reached a new borrowing milestone in its struggle to get hold of its finances. https://t.co/c2GQnkkB4y

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Anthropic’s revenue growth is accelerating at a remarkable pace, underscoring just how quickly the AI race is turning into a battle of scale, funding, and market dominance. https://t.co/hY0bwrYJWG

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Bloomberg's Lisa Mateo joins Scarlet Fu and Tom Keene on "Bloomberg Money." They discuss how young women rushing sororities have been paying from $3K to $12K for coaches to teach them southern sororities unwritten rules in hopes of https://t.co/AIBJYe1srH

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In a surprise move, the Treasury Department doubled bond buybacks in an effort to ease surging yields. https://t.co/SJDr3O40yo

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The consequences of A.I. for the budget will largely hinge on whether — and to what extent — the technology reshapes the labor market. https://t.co/OkvqxvqEZL

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Many companies are pouring millions into quantum computing programs to gain a competitive edge and prepare for future encryption threats. https://t.co/294TlXHagr

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Here's how our modern concept of retirement—enjoying one's "golden years" in leisure as a reward for a lifetime of labor—evolved. https://t.co/hiiWCbXm8Z

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Don't wait until an emergency forces you to purge in a hurry. Downsizing gradually can give you more control and give you time to bask in your memories. https://t.co/2qpweg2fpd

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What if we stopped treating 50 as a finish line and started treating it as a starting point? This is the idea behind the annual 50 Over 50—and today, it’s more urgent than ever before. https://t.co/9Wt7R1fb7P

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From coffee to college, don’t miss out on freebies for seniors https://t.co/yTe75mF9dR

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The EU’s new, electronic entry-exit system is a mess, except when it isn’t. https://t.co/glSq7QKX5B

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Executives involved are hailing it as a new asset class, but critics have concerns about using chips as collateral. https://t.co/PEnTInY0mJ

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Most founders think expansion is a growth story, but it's actually a stress test that exposes every weakness in the original business — and the ones who scale successfully treat their second location like a franchise, not an extensi https://t.co/NAMmNuRZYR

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Auto insurers didn’t pay out on 45% of auto liability and medical claims they resolved last year, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis. https://t.co/0SfnWNY2sc

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Great information. Contradicts the false narratives out there.

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In Loudoun Virginia home to more than 200 data centers, tax revenue from data centers has exploded. As a result, over the past 10years, they lowered the real property tax rate every year from $1.145 in tax year 2016 to $0.805 cents per $100 in assessed value for 2026.