The Market Has Moved On
Markets rarely announce that a new chapter has begun. They simply move on, leaving investors debating yesterday's story.
Robin Griffiths' monthly report. A model-driven business cycle trend-following approach to investing.
Markets rarely announce that a new chapter has begun. They simply move on, leaving investors debating yesterday's story.
Three months ago, markets were preparing for recession, inflation and geopolitical turmoil. Instead, they got something far less dramatic: growth.
The AAA Model highlights a rotation beneath the surface: after two years of defensive inflation trades, leadership is shifting toward
Global markets are being shaped by shifting cycles beneath a noisy geopolitical backdrop. Despite wars, energy shocks, and elevated volatility,
February 28th, 2026—mark it down like “Black Monday,” but with more jet fuel. Israel and the U.S. struck,
Amid a whirlwind of military threats, royal arrests, court rulings, and tariffs, the AAA Model’s top assets remain unchanged—
With 2025 behind us, the AAA Model proved resilient, shrugging off early wobbles to deliver near-20% gains. In 2026,
If you hoped 2025 would be calm, we applaud your optimism—it barely lasted past January. Markets danced between panic
The AAA Model continues to scout trends, fading fads, and hidden opportunities across a shifting macro landscape. This month, India
The latest AAA Model rankings show investors still in a risk-on mood. Equities are leading the way, credit is
The Fed’s first rate cut in over a year marks a cautious shift toward protecting jobs as unemployment edges
Markets are buzzing as Powell teases rate cuts, sending equities into overdrive while the Fed tiptoes between inflation and jobs.