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Building Resilience in Your Portfolio | The Construction Zone | Q3 2026

It offers a short, structured way to think about multi-scenario positioning instead of event-driven calls, which advisors can compare against how client portfolios are currently built.

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Summary

By the markets & outlook desk

AssetMark chief investment strategist Zoe Brunson presents a framework for preparing portfolios across a range of market outcomes rather than positioning around the upcoming midterm elections. The video, framed as a Q3 2026 portfolio construction discussion, names three building blocks of resilience: broader equity leadership, quality bond income, and diversifiers that behave differently from traditional stocks and bonds.

  1. The discussion is framed around preparing for a range of market outcomes, not just the midterm elections
  2. Building block one is broader equity leadership
  3. Building block two is quality bond income
  4. Building block three is diversifiers that behave differently from traditional stocks and bonds

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