The Monthly Bugle Newsletter - May 2026, Issue #18
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Out With The Old, In With The New
On May 13, 2026, Kevin Warsh was confirmed by the Senate as the new chair of the Federal Reserve. The vote was divided almost perfectly along party lines (CNBC).
As Trump’s pick for Fed chair, Warsh is widely expected to work to lower interest rates, although he has vowed to maintain the Fed’s independence and not be swayed by outside political pressures. Trump has been calling for lower rates for a while now, and has expressed dissatisfaction with the outgoing chair Jerome Powell’s lack of action on this front. Powell will remain on the board of governors for a while longer due to an investigation surrounding renovations made to the Fed’s offices. Powell has promised to stay out of the limelight as Warsh takes over, but it is undeniably a unique situation that no Fed chair has had to deal with for over 75 years (CBS).
However, we at Reveille believe that it may not be so easy for Warsh to lower interest rates. Managing Partner Stephen Weitzel discusses this perceived difficulty in a recent YouTube video - click or tap here to watch.
In Case You Missed It
Sound Advice
The first episode of Sound Advice is out now! In our newest video series, Relationship Manager Luka Karaulic helps you better your golf game while also providing investment tips. Watch now on any of our social medias!
Weekly Show
Don’t forget to tune in on StockMarketTV to The Million Dollar Question, Reveille’s weekly live show. Managing Partner Stephen Weitzel covers various topics for both investors and advisors. Watch live at 10 AM EST on Thursdays.
Coming Soon
A new episode of Bugle Notes is coming soon to a screen near you! Stay tuned for Episode 15, where six of Reveille’s founding members discuss what they’ve learned from the past five years of running a business. Watch previous podcast episodes here.
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Around The Office
Artist Meet & Greet In Ocala
Reveille’s Ocala office hosted another wonderful Artist Meet & Greet event in late April as a part of their partnership with the Marion Cultural Alliance. Guests enjoyed a beautiful evening outdoors with featured artist Kendra Brazzel, a talented abstract artist based in the Ocala area. Thank you to Vino Ghvino 21 for providing delicious wine for the event, and thank you to everyone who came out to enjoy the event! Don’t miss the next Meet & Greet on July 24th at 5 PM.
Georgia Tech Alumni Association Tournament
Reveille Wealth Management was proud to sponsor the Georgia Tech Alumni Association Golf Tournament at East Lake Golf Club this year. It was a beautiful day to walk the grounds of the historic club, and we had a great time meeting with other Georgia Tech alumni. Thank you to East Lake for once again hosting the annual tournament!
Reveille In The Community
Golf season is upon us, which means we at Reveille Wealth Management have been busy sponsoring and participating in charity golf tournaments! In late April we supported our local FCA in their annual tournament, followed by the annual Advo-Kids CASA tournament in early May. We’re proud to be able to support local organizations that work to improve the lives of those in our community.
Concert Season At The Fred
Reveille is proud to once again sponsor the Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater’s yearly concert season! So far we’ve already enjoyed impressive acts from Bill Engvall, Bruce Hornsby & The Noisemakers, and One Vision of Queen. The rest of the season promises to be just as exciting! For the full season lineup, visit The Fred’s website at www.amphitheater.org. We hope to see you at some of the upcoming shows!
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