Charles Sizemore

The S&P 500 just posted nine straight days of increases. That hasn’t happened in 21 years. But what investors are not seeing is that gold is up 11%. And over the past six months gold is up 28% versus a 5% loss for the S&P 500.  Over the past 12 months, it’s up 46% versus an 8% gain for the S&P 500. But as we’ll look at today, despite that already stunning outperformance, we’re still in the early innings of the gold bull market.

While Buffett will no longer be the CEO of Berkshire, he’s staying on as Executive Chairman. I expect he’ll die at his desk, Cherry Coke next to him, an annual report of some company still clutched in his hand.  Still, as he “slows down,” it’s as good a time as any to reflect on his achievements.

AI promises to be the most revolutionary technology in the history of mankind. As investors, this is the kind of moment we dream about. So how can you be in the right place to profit? Let’s find out.

President Trump’s “First Buddy”, Elon Musk, made a lot of noise, generated a ton of press, and shook things up with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). But he failed in his mission to make significant cuts to government spending. That means more rising debt and deficits… and a looming dollar crisis. There’s no escaping it at this point. But you can prepare for it. Here’s how.

Gold is a dollar hedge and crisis insurance, so its outperformance year to date makes perfect sense. But I also understand the dangers of letting ideology creep into my investment process. Good investing means good risk management. Good risk management means staying emotionally detached. So, what do the cold, hard numbers say about gold?

The Freeport Society, since its inception, has tracked the intersection of two massive, world-changing megatrends. And today, top-rated investment analyst, tech visionary, and fellow basketball enthusiast Luke Lango breaks down the investment opportunity these merging megatrends presents.