John Lodra
Lead partner at New Harbor Financial and financial advisor who focuses on active portfolio management, financial planning, and helping clients crystallize and use their wealth.
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Nov 27, 2025 • 50min
A Market Rotation Is Underway As Capital Begins To Leave The AI Trade | New Harbor Financial
John Lodra and Mike Preston from New Harbor Financial discuss significant capital rotations in the stock market, particularly the shift from Nvidia to Google as potential AI sector leader. They explore the growing interest in undervalued stocks like biotech and pharma after years of growth dominance. The duo also analyzes year-end rally prospects, technical market indicators, and the implications of potential rate cuts. Additionally, they highlight emerging trends in gold and silver, contrasting cryptocurrency volatility with precious metals' stability.
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Dec 28, 2025 • 58min
'Highly Likely' We'll See A True Bear Market In 2026 | New Harbor Financial
John Lodra and Mike Preston of New Harbor Financial dive into their market predictions for the upcoming year. They discuss signs of volatility and the potential for a bear market in 2026. The duo touches on tactical hedging, the importance of sector rotation, and the potential of precious metals, particularly silver and gold. They also emphasize the role of financial advisors in managing investments and promoting purposeful wealth usage. Plus, they share insights into helping clients navigate emotional aspects of finance.
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Nov 2, 2025 • 59min
Is The Stock Market Now The Most Overvalued It's Ever Been? | New Harbor
In a deep dive on market dynamics, John Lodra and Mike Preston of New Harbor Financial discuss the implications of high valuation levels amid potential Fed rate cuts. John highlights stress signals in credit markets and the rarity of current conditions. Mike shares insights on the risks of liquidity concentration in mega-cap tech and evaluates portfolio strategies. They also tackle whether the recent pullback in gold is a temporary lull or a trend change, offering tactical hedging advice for uncertain times.
