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As I have outlined since November, the Tech sector was the primary reason the stock market was struggling. Obviously, the war in Iran was the catalyst for the rapid decline,…
The bull market in precious metals and precious metals miners is still in its early stages. Gold first began outperforming stocks in late 2024/ early 2025. From that point onward…
A cease-fire has been declared between the U.S., Iran and Israel…. But the damage has already been done from an inflationary perspective. I’ve already delved into the inflationary impact that…
The explosive bounce I wrote about is here. Stocks, precious metals, heck the entire financial system except oil, is ripping higher today on announcements of a two-week cease-fire between the…
Maybe… just maybe, things won’t be a disaster. Everywhere you look today, there are articles claiming that the Artificial Intelligence (AI) revolution is going to result in widespread jobs losses…
War is inherently inflationary for the following reasons: Governments ramp up spending to fund the war effort: weapons, personnel, logistics, and reconstruction. The potential for supply side disruptions: in a…
Despite the War in Iran showing no signs of ending any time soon, stocks are refusing to break down. This is a signal that much of the bad news is…
As I noted earlier this week, stocks were positioned for a violent bounce. By quick way of review: The number of S&P 500 companies trading above their 20-day simple moving…
The stock market is setting up for a violent bounce. The most likely catalyst for this would be a ceasefire or some kind of negotiation breakthrough between the U.S./ Israel…
The financial system is rapidly changing. And those who invest accordingly stand to make fortunes. The conflict in Iran has revealed something vital to understanding the future of the financial…
Let’s be clear about the situation in Iran. Perhaps 100 people in the entire world know the reality about what is transpiring between the U.S./ Isreal and Iran. Those people,…
There is a significant chance the bull market begun in 2022 is over. Stocks bottomed in late-2022 due to several factors: The Fed’s war on inflation appeared to be working:…
President Trump just unveiled another massive TACO. The term “TACO” is an acronym for “Trump Always Chickens Out.” It implies that the President, for all his bluster and verbal aggression,…
The bull market that began in mid-2022, and which accelerated starting in late-2023, has been largely driven by the Artificial Intelligence (AI) revolution. Since late-2023, AI-related companies have accounted for…
As I keep emphasizing, the War in Iran has the potential to ignite another round of inflation in the U.S. In fact, the longer this conflict drags on, the higher…
Stocks are bouncing this morning because things do not appear to have worsened geopolitically over the weekend. The lack of escalation in the War with Iran combined with the fact…
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Chief Market Strategist at Phoenix Capital Research and author of the bestselling books The Everything Bubble and Into The Abyss.
Graham Summers, MBA is a world-renowned expert in central bank policy and its impact on the financial markets. In 2014 he coined the term The Everything Bubble. In 2017 he published the best-selling book of the same name. With over 20 years of experience in market analysis and investment strategy, Graham has personally analyzed over 1,000 businesses and countless investment opportunities. Graham earned his MBA from the prestigious Fuqua School of Business at Duke University.
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