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Jim Cahn holds the role of Chair of the Investment Committee & Chief Strategy Officer. Jim has been with Wealth Enhancement Group since 2012 and has been instrumental in the firm’s success as it has evolved from a regional player to establishing a strong national foothold. His contributions to growing the firm’s investment platform and executing its inorganic growth initiatives have helped to shape Wealth Enhancement Group into a leading investment advisory platform.

Prior to joining Wealth Enhancement Group, Jim served as Chief Investment Officer and Portfolio Manager at the Vestian Group, where he oversaw investment programs, launched a hedge fund-of-funds, and consulted with clients.

A frequent contributor to financial media, Jim has appeared in CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, and Bloomberg among other prominent outlets.

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Education

  • MBA, University of Chicago Booth School of Business
  • BS, Economics and Performance Studies, Northwestern University

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In this 2025 Market Outlook webinar, Wealth Enhancement’s Jim Cahn, Doug Huber, and Aya Yoshioka review last year’s strong S&P 500 performance and discuss key market drivers for 2025, including inflation, interest rates, and new tariffs.

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In the October Markets Monthly webinar, Roundtable™ experts Jim Cahn, Doug Huber, Gary Quinzel, and Aya Yoshioka analyze Q3 market trends, the Fed’s first rate cut, surging equities, and early insights into the 2025 election’s economic impact.

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Not all wealth managers are created equal. Learn how to spot red flags, avoid hidden fees, and choose a fiduciary advisor who prioritizes your full financial picture—not just your portfolio.

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As we are social distancing, a term that seems destined to be Merriam-Webster’s word of the year, it is easy to get swept up by gloomy economic headlines. It is a natural impulse, akin to rubbernecking on the highway. Just as rubbernecking grinds traffic to a halt, excessive worry causes us to miss the big picture.

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U.S. Small Cap stocks have had an ugly year in 2014; as of 10/28/2014, U.S. Small Cap stocks (as measured by the Russell 2000 Index) trailed U.S. Large Cap stocks (as measured by the S&P 500) by 10%. Investors with a well-diversified portfolio—which includes small caps—have watched their returns trail major market indices. It wasn’t supposed to be this way.

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