Following a record-breaking April, stock prices rose even more sharply in May. This was reflected in the returns of the Peaks portfolios.

Despite the Iran conflict and uncertainty over inflation, the Peaks portfolios had a fantastic month.

The current events in the Middle East had investors worried, but news of a ceasefire reversed the sentiment.

February was a quiet month on the stock market until the US and Israel jointly attacked Iran. For investors, the best approach is not to get carried away by the turmoil.

The stock market is in the red, but don't let that fool you. Read why staying calm is the best tactic and why the stock market always recovers.

Stock markets broke through magical barriers and the “Emerging Markets” ETF stole the show in the Peaks portfolios.

2025 was a bumpy ride with an anticlimactic ending. Analysts are predicting three scenarios for 2026.

The US economy didn't have a great month, and Europe saw mixed results.

Despite the US government shutdown in October, a Fed's intervention led to increased stock values.

The Peaks portfolios performed well in September and have almost recovered from April's dip.

The past few stock market weeks had no significant highs or lows. Only Bitcoin peaked with a new record.

June was a quiet month for the stock market, but because of all the tensions in the world, the global economy appears to be growing more slowly.