Weekly Update
The Benefit of Bad News
During every bull market, there is no shortage of commentators predicting the imminent end of the rally. These bearish forecasts often receive significant media attention.
Notes on markets, money, and the long view. The Weekly Update from Anton, plus press, and the occasional essay.
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During every bull market, there is no shortage of commentators predicting the imminent end of the rally. These bearish forecasts often receive significant media attention.
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The United States, while ranking third in population, generates nearly twice the annual GDP of both China and the Eurozone.
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As a lifelong investor and portfolio manager for the past 28 years, I can confidently say the stock market has bipolar disorder.
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Over the past three days, we’ve received reports on the state of consumer sentiment and small business confidence. The results show that both groups are slowly becoming more optimistic about the future, though improvemen
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Several years ago, Simon Maierhofer, editor and founder of iSpy ETF Newsletter, introduced me to a combination of three barometers that have had interesting results in predicting the future S&P 500 performance of the new
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Since 1972, the University of Michigan has surveyed approximately 1,000 households each month to produce its Consumer Sentiment Index. The index ranges from 0, representing extreme pessimism, to 110, reflecting peak opti
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Last year, we began adding gold and silver mining companies to the Up Capital Model portfolios. I give credit to the client, Annie Alexander, who first introduced the idea of miner stocks to me early in 2025 as a develop
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If you have been trying to sell your home or residential rental property, you are very aware of the small smattering of buyers. This past April had the fewest homes sold in April since 2008. Persistent high mortgage inte
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Almost every day we have conversations with clients and friends about their concerns about having enough money to enjoy retirement. I mean truly enjoying all the years after retiring without watching budgets and constant
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In 2022, the Federal Reserve was hyper-focused on the rapidly rising costs of goods and services. After trillions of dollars were floated into the economy in the years following 2020 to augment the impact of government p
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