Capital Wealth · The BooksFour ways the next twelve months could go — inflation stays hot, the AI build-out keeps accelerating, rates come down gently, or growth stalls while prices don't. Each view has a portfolio built for it. Our money is on the first one.

Washington keeps spending into a strong economy, so prices keep climbing. Own energy, gold, defense and companies that can raise prices — not long-term bonds.
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Hundreds of billions in data-center spending each year. Own the whole supply chain — chips, memory, power, networking — not just one stock.
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Inflation cools, the Fed cuts, and everything that's been left behind — small caps, housing, real estate — finally gets its turn.
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The hardest market — a slowing economy with sticky inflation. The defensive book: staples, healthcare, gold and T-bills. This is the insurance policy.
Read the full case →Chop into October, relief after the vote. Defensive payers carry you in; the discretionary sleeve catches the turn.
Divided government firms up early and the relief rally starts ahead of schedule. Broad quality re-rates; stay invested.
Campaign promises land on a hot economy — the inflation regime reasserts. Energy, gold and pricing power lead (Theme 1, house view).
The data cracks before the country votes. Staples, healthcare and T-bills do the work (Theme 4 is the standing hedge).
Recounts and litigation — a sharp volatility spike with a short historical half-life. The T-bill + gold ballast is sized for exactly this week.
Deep-dive briefs for each scenario — market path, what leads, what to watch — live on the Themes page →
The reference material that used to live scattered down this page — one line each.