Emerging markets and international stocks have lagged US S&P500 for over 16 years — but 2025 is shaping up as a massive reversion to the mean. After 16+ years of relentless U.S. outperformance — the longest streak in history — the tides are shifting. So far this year: Eurozone stocks +13% International stocks +4% S&P 500 –8% Trade realignments and the aftermath of tariff wars may be setting the stage for a global comeback. Source: IA image
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Funny how things turn out. U.S. President Donald Trump looks on as his nominee for the chairman of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell takes to the podium during a press event in the Rose Garden at the White House in 2017. image
U.S. companies are going bankrupt faster than at any time in the past 15 years— last time was after the global financial crisis. These bankruptcies aren’t caused by tariffs—they started well before that. image
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In February, new single-family homes for sale hit 500,000, the highest since November 2007. Over the past 13 years, inventory has more than tripled from a low of 142,000, marking the largest supply ever outside the 2006 housing bubble. In the South, new homes for sale dropped 8,000 to 296,000, still near a record high and above the 291,000 seen in 2006 before the market crashed. image
Danger. Danger. Danger in Clown world. image
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