Talley Leger is surprised to find himself more bullish than expected in 2026, highlighting a still-strong economy and neutral Fed to support his bullishness. He takes a "step back" perspective for investors and touches on how a Kevin Warsh-led FOMC opens the door for a deeper bull run. While there's some weakness in stocks as Wall Street weighs on inflation and job market goals, he tells investors to treat the pullbacks as "gifts, not punishments."