Air Date September 30, 2026

Aristotle Pacific’s Jeffrey Klingelhofer, CFA, was live on Yahoo Finance’s “Market Domination Overtime” with Josh Lipton. In this segment, he discusses his thoughts on what he thinks markets are signaling about the Fed and why he believes markets are beginning to take the Fed at face value and what that means for the path of rates ahead.   

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Jeff Klingelhofer
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Air Date September 30, 2026

Aristotle Pacific’s Jeffrey Klingelhofer, CFA, was live on CNBC’s “Morning Call”  to discuss the key issues driving the trading session ahead, including Micron’s Q4 earnings and the latest PCE data and what these signals mean for investors navigating the current market environment.

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Jeff Klingelhofer
Managing Director, Portfolio Manager


About Aristotle Pacific
Aristotle Pacific Capital is a Newport Beach, Calif.-based registered investment adviser that actively invests in credit securities on the basis of fundamental credit analysis with the objective of identifying and realizing relative value. The firm manages credit strategies across floating-rate loans, CLOs, multi-sector, high-yield, investment-grade, and short-duration bonds.

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Over the past six months, high-and low-beta stocks within the Russell 1000 Value have experienced dramatically different returns.

The Russell 1000 Value surge concealed an unusually wide dispersion between high- and low-beta stocks.

Since 3/31/26, the highest-beta quintile gained 53%, while the lowest-beta quintile declined 2%, a spread of more than 54 percentage points!

Beta—not simply value exposure—was a major driver of relative returns during the quarter.

For long-term investors, a value rally driven by higher beta can mask greater market risk, as higher returns may reflect greater market sensitivity rather than improving fundamentals.

Note: Past performance is not indicative of future results. Please see additional disclosures at the end of this document. January 1, 2026 was selected as the starting date for the chart to analyze recent drivers of underlying performance. The Russell 1000 Value Index measures the performance of the large-cap value segment of the U.S. equity universe. It includes those Russell 1000 Index companies with lower price-to-book ratios and lower expected growth values.
Source: FactSet. Data as of 9/30/26.

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Air Date September 16, 2026

Aristotle Pacific’s Jeffrey Klingelhofer, CFA,  was live on Schwab Network’s “Trading 360” with Marley Kayden, sharing his views on the Fed’s path forward, why he believes the Fed needs to firmly establish its independence through a disciplined rate hiking cycle and how Chair Warsh must balance the fight against rising inflation with the health of the broader U.S. economy.

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Jeff Klingelhofer
Managing Director, Portfolio Manager


About Aristotle Pacific
Aristotle Pacific Capital is a Newport Beach, Calif.-based registered investment adviser that actively invests in credit securities on the basis of fundamental credit analysis with the objective of identifying and realizing relative value. The firm manages credit strategies across floating-rate loans, CLOs, multi-sector, high-yield, investment-grade, and short-duration bonds.

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