Jeff Remsburg

Jeff Remsburg is the editor of the InvestorPlace Digest. Prior to joining InvestorPlace, he was VP of Research at Cambria Investment Management, a boutique ETF and investment management company. Before that, he was Editor-in-Chief of Palm Beach Research Group (now “Legacy”), where he also spent time as an equity and options analyst.

With an MBA from Emory University and two decades of investment experience, Jeff’s market approach combines fundamental analysis with momentum investing.

Beyond investments, Jeff’s background is rooted in creativity, as he spent years as a professional musician, wrote several novels and screenplays (unpublished), and worked on the popular NBC television show, The Office.

Recent Articles

America’s AI Overhaul Has Begun — and Workers Aren’t Prepared

In today’s Sunday Digest takeover, our technology expert Luke Lango lays out a case for why AI isn’t just transforming technology or markets — it’s reshaping the labor economy itself.

AI’s Flaw That Could Sink the Hyperscalers

In today’s final pick from our retrospective, we revisit a late-November Digest that explored a fundamental tension inside the AI boom…

Crafting Your Best 2026 Portfolio

We begin each new year with a version of today’s Digest because it’s far more important than any single piece of analysis. None of us can control what the market throws at us this year. We can only control how we respond – and that’s where a plan is crucial. So, we’ll pick back up with all the headlines on Monday. Today, let’s get our investment ducks in a row.

Is “Feeling Rich” Propping Up the Economy?

This piece from November examines the wealth-effect dynamic at the heart of today’s K-shaped economy and asks: Have asset prices begun playing a larger role in sustaining consumer spending than wage income?

Trump Soothes the Bull

This October Digest was a natural follow-up to the Crazy Map we shared yesterday – shifting from big-picture late-cycle dynamics to the practical question every investor eventually faces… What’s the plan when the market does roll over?