Promised Recession…So Where Is It?
2025-10-03
Over the past three years, the economic conversation has been a “promised recession.” If you read the headlines, tracked economist surveys, or even listened to Wall Street strategists, you would have assumed a downturn was imminent. Many investors, bloggers, and YouTubers have had a “parade of horribles” promising a recession is just on the horizon.The logic was …
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10/2/25 Valuations Don’t Matter… Until They Do
2025-10-02
Markets are trading at near all-time record valuations with little fundamental support.
Momentum is currently driving prices across all asset classes, but when earnings reality fails to match lofty expectations, valuations start to matter. And that’s when the music stops.
In this short video, I show why history warns against ignoring valuations and what it means for risk and returns ahead.
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8-7-25 The Low Beta Boom: Sidestepping The Dot-Com Bust
2025-08-07
How can low beta stocks help savvy investors sidestep the pain of the Dot-Com Bust? Lance Roberts & Michael Lebowitz reveal why that lesson matters today…what low beta investing means, how it works in bear markets, and how it can protect your portfolio from bubbles and volatility. Lance reviews market reaction to tariffs coming completely online, and Apple’s commitment to re-shore manufacturing to the US; the multiplier effect of domestic manufacturing. A look at Eli Lilly’s successful completion of trials for its GLP pill; markets continue to hover along the 20-DMA. Lance and Michael discuss the AI phenomenon; what it really means when we’re talking about "the market;" what is the cycle that is sustaining the stock market? How will younger investors’ habits imprint market dynamics.
The Low Beta Boom: Sidestepping The Dotcom Bust
2025-08-06
Following the release of our article The High Beta Melt Up- Echoes of 1999, we received a few emails complaining that we left our readers hanging. They wanted to know how investors could have shifted their holdings from high beta and momentum stocks to sidestep massive losses when the dot-com bubble burst. In the first …
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