People are making money from war. And you think the system is fair? If you don’t understand how this works, you’re the one taking the risk. Read the full blog: …tate.propertysharemarketeconomics.com/why-war-pays-y…

Property Cycle Investor #283 Why war pays you better than peace. A shocking new trend sweeping the world Betting on geopolitical events via platforms like Polymarket reflects extreme late-cycle speculation, with concerns over insider advantage and lack of transparency. Such

Wall Street Bonus Pool hits another record. This is classic late-cycle behavior. Peak profits. Peak confidence. Late-cycle signals. We’ve seen this setup before. Follow us and stay ahead of the Real Estate cycle.

A Brief History of Banking & Central Banking: The history of money is more abstract than you might think. My latest substack: realonomics.substack.com/p/a-brief-hist…

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The biggest. The largest. The most expensive. A Chelsea mansion has just sold for a record £270 million, the most expensive home ever in British history.

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Americans are snapping up high-end luxury properties in Spain at record rates. But history buffs might feel a sense of déjà vu... In the late 1980s, Japanese investors went on a massive buying spree of iconic U.S. real estate, and then what happened next? The 1990s asset bubble

Last week, amongst the market turmoil, only 11 stocks in our investment universe reached All-Time Highs. We held 3 of them in our 18.6 Strategic Investment Portfolio: DUR, IFRA, and RIO. In a universe of hundreds, that represents a meaningful share of the market’s strongest

The Q1 2026 Quarterly Reports are now available. In a more volatile market, performance was supported by disciplined risk management, profit-taking, and higher allocations to cash and defensive assets. Across our portfolios, the focus remains the same: preserve capital, stay

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Volatility rising, cash building, and positioning for what comes next. Here’s your Q1 2026 update. Tim Moffatt and Akhil Patel review portfolio performance and share their perspective on the evolving market environment, covering positioning, recent adjustments, and how

Bankrupcies in USA right now You may not see this in the headlines… But many businesses are going bankrupt right now 👇

Hope you enjoy Shepheard-Walwyn Publishers newsletter. Who Owns Hungary’s Land? Turning the Page After Orbán Lake Balaton, once a public and affordable holiday destination, has increasingly been taken over by luxury developments tied to allies of Viktor Orbán. linkedin.com/pulse/who-owns…

Politics often moves from left to right and back again. But real stability may depend less on politics and more on how wealth is shared. When economic rent is shared more fairly, it can reduce gaps, build trust, and support a stronger society.

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