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How Would You React If Your Portfolio Fell By 30 Percent?
The biggest risk is not volatility, it’s the mismatch between the risk you say you can take and the risk you can actually live through.
Feb 18
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Seth Neumuller
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What’s Really Driving the Gold Rally?
What the data really say about the ability of dollar debasement, de-dollarization, central bank hoarding, and speculation to explain the recent surge in…
Feb 10
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Seth Neumuller
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January 2026
Is the AI Capex Boom Financially Sustainable?
How shrinking financial slack and long-dated leases underpin Nvidia’s current valuation
Jan 20
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Seth Neumuller
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Big Tech Is Becoming an Infrastructure Business
What AI Investment Means for Capital Allocation and Valuation
Jan 8
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Seth Neumuller
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December 2025
High Profit Margins Don't Justify High Stock Valuations
Why today’s elevated CAPE ratio must reflect expectations about the future, not record profitability
Dec 29, 2025
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Seth Neumuller
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The Paradox of a Strong Labor Market
Why today’s rising unemployment rate reflects confidence, not contraction
Dec 18, 2025
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Seth Neumuller
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Are Small Cap Stocks Dead?
How Falling Small Cap Quality and a Winner-Take-Most Economy Broke the Small Cap Premium
Dec 7, 2025
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Seth Neumuller
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November 2025
The Monthly Payroll Print Is Mostly Noise
Why investors should fade one of the most-watched economic indicators
Nov 25, 2025
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Seth Neumuller
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Why the U.S. Labor Market Is Much Harder to Break Than Investors Think
The shift from goods to services has raised the recession threshold
Nov 19, 2025
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Seth Neumuller
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What the Data Really Say About the Job Market for New Grads
The latest data show a familiar seasonal pattern, not a white-collar recession
Nov 7, 2025
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Seth Neumuller
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The Hidden Costs of Passive Investing
Buyer beware: some S&P 500 index funds are quietly draining investor returns
Nov 4, 2025
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Seth Neumuller
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October 2025
What is the Neutral Rate of Interest?
Forget the models and look at what the data are telling us.
Oct 21, 2025
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Seth Neumuller
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