In 2026, Novo Nordisk (NVO) remains the undisputed leader in the GLP-1 market, bolstered by the record-breaking launch of its oral obesity pill. With a projected revenue CAGR of 11.41% and EPS growth of 13.93% through 2028, the company’s fundamentals are unmatched. Currently trading at a P/E ratio below 17—well under its 5-year median of […]
In 2026, the global pension crisis has reached a tipping point, driven by an irreversible demographic inversion and the insolvency of traditional “pay-as-you-go” systems. While AI and robotics have boosted corporate productivity, they have failed to bridge the Social Security deficit due to capital mobility and shifting tax bases. For the modern investor, technical analysis
This article outlines a disruptive 2026 Forex trading strategy that replaces traditional stop losses with institutional-grade hedging and proportional position sizing. Grounded in the philosophy that markets are inherently random yet historically cyclical, the methodology synchronizes weekly directional bias with 4-hour execution. By leveraging EUR/USD mean reversion and RSI filters, I demonstrate how to manage
In this January 2026 transparency report, my public trading portfolio shows an 11.8% equity growth since November 2025, rising from €1,000 to €1,118.02. Despite realizing €17.82 in gains this week through tactical swing executions, I maintain a high-conviction Bullish thesis on the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY), currently weathering a floating drawdown of -€119.45. This report
The Benner Cycle is a predictive model created in 1875 by Samuel Benner, based on price cycles of pig iron and agricultural products. The chart identifies three phases: Panic Years (A), Years of Good Times/High Prices (B), and Years of Hard Times/Low Prices (C). For 2026, the cycle signals a “Type B” period, indicating a
In January 2026, the TLT (iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF) represents the most significant asymmetric opportunity in the global market. With real-time inflation (Truflation) at 1.70%—well below the Fed’s target—and record-breaking short interest, a transition into a deflationary era is inevitable. Falling yields will aggressively drive up long-term bond prices. Coupled with equity market
