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2026 Market Outlook!

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Are the Rich Getting Richer?

“The rich are getting richer,” Arnott said. “Vastly so. But, it’s never the same people for long.” The name Rockefeller, for example, has been synonymous with vast generational wealth going back more than a century. You will not, however, find any Rockefellers on today’s Forbes 400 list of the wealthiest Americans, Arnott observed. “After a […]

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What’s The Most Likely Stock Market Outcome?

Fun trivia Q: If you were to bucket US stock market returns for the past 100 years into 5% increments from -50% to +50%, which bucket would have the most years? (ie 0% to 5%, 5% to 10%, etc)  A big up year! via @DeutscheBank & @Finaeon  

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5 Mistake Investors Make

5 mistakes investors consistently make, retail and pro alike… 1. Ignore fees and taxes.2. Own way too much in the local market. (ie U.S.)3. No exposure to real assets.4. No exposure to trend strats.5. No exposure to value (all market cap weight) I wrote this back in 2022. The nice thing about trend is that […]

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Is 25% in Gold Too Much?!

Not according to my crazy uncle (not really) Marc Faber! In my old book Global Asset Allocation, the portfolio with by far the most in gold was Marc’s allocation (25%). It was also the only portfolio with positive real returns in each decade.

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