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Become a Better Investor Newsletter – 31 January 2026
Gold hits new ATH. Gold beats stock. China is gaining strength in Latin America. Xi’s purge of the military. Europeans own >US$10trn US stocks.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 24 January 2026
Greenland is strategically important. Danish pension fund exits UST. Gold makes new highs. The yellow metal is overvalued. The Woke Economic Forum does a 180.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 17 January 2026
US printer goes brrr…:. China’s trade surplus grows. Iran escalation and de-escalation. A big issue with AI. Another issue with AI is energy.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 10 January 2026
US captures Maduro. Venezuelan oil reserves may be misstated. Double US weight in the world index. Energy is <3% of the S&P 500. China continues to load up on gold.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 3 January 2026
Fed cut rates. Central banks are still buying gold. Quality matters in small caps. Consumer Staples underperform. Silver hits another ATH.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 27 December 2025
Gold reserves on the rise. Miners see wide margins. Silver jumps to a new ATH. The average investor underperforms bonds. Get 5% yield in Japan.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 20 December 2025
US labor market weakens. Coal demand hits ATH. Silver hits another ATH. AI-related stocks are 20%+ of global market cap. Fund managers are invested.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 13 December 2025
Fed cut rates. Central banks are still buying gold. Quality matters in small caps. Consumer Staples underperform. Silver hits another ATH.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 6 December 2025
Gold reserves on the rise. Miners see wide margins. Silver jumps to a new ATH. The average investor underperforms bonds. Get 5% yield in Japan.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 29 November 2025
AI spending is low. The world is going off the US$. Retail drives US stock trading. China sees a decline in investments. Japan is stuck between a rock and a hard place.
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