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| Markets aren’t breaking — they’re rotating. The smart move isn’t going all in or all out. Trim overbought sectors like energy $XLE, materials $XLB, and industrials $XLI, and gradually add to oversold areas with strong forward growth, such as software $XLK $IGV. If you’re up this year, don’t rush to cash out and risk chasing back in later. Stay allocated, rebalance, raise selective cash, and let process and risk management guide decisions instead of emotions. That’s how you navigate a rotational market without sabotaging yourself. 📺Full episode: Catch me daily on The Real Investment Show: https://www.youtube.com/@TheRealInvestmentShow |
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In this short video, Lance Roberts & Michael Lebowitz discuss why that combo is far from guaranteed—and how a pause (or even hike) could hit valuations fast.
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12-11-25 Bifurcated Fed Cuts Rates: What’s Next?
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The Federal Reserve cut rates by a quarter point Wednesday, but the real story is the division behind the decision. For the first time since 2021, three Fed governors dissented–an uncommon break in policy unity that raises new questions about inflation progress, economic risk, and the path of monetary policy into 2026.
Lance Roberts & Michael Lebowitz explain why the Fed cut now, what the dissent signals, and how a split vote may affect market volatility, yields, and expectations for future rate moves. We also look at how past dissent has aligned with turning points in policy cycles and what this could mean for portfolios as financial conditions continue to ease.
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A recent article by Simon White, via Bloomberg, discussed the rising cost of margin debt for investors. While his analysis below compares the cost of debt to GDP, we will also consider a more critical comparison to disposable personal income (DPI). Here is Simon’s point. “Yet, where history does raise a red flag is if …
10-29-25 Bitcoin: Speculation, Blockchain, & the Future of Money
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Why has Bitcoin captured the attention of investors and innovators alike?
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10-17-25 The Leverage Trap: Why The Next Selloff Could Be Brutal
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Leverage drives bull markets higher—but when sentiment shifts, it accelerates the fall.
In this Short video, I explain how margin debt above $1 trillion fuels gains today but can trigger a rapid, cascading selloff when the tide turns. $SPX $QQQ
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