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At U.S. Global Investors, thematic investing starts here.
Through our award-winning research and Smart Beta 2.0 methodology, we educate investors on high-conviction themes ranging from luxury markets and precious metals to global airlines, commodities and aerospace & defense.
If you’re a curious investor looking to explore the trends shaping tomorrow’s markets, we invite you to learn more about what we offer.
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Global air travel continues to expand. Qantas is launching a new nonstop route between Sydney and Cape Town, marking the first-ever direct connection between Australia and the popular South African destination.
The 15-hour route highlights airlines’ continued investment in long-haul travel and the growing opportunities to connect international markets.
Big Tech is no longer carrying the market, according to @FactSet data. Q3 earnings growth for the other 493 S&P 500 companies is 32.6%, versus 22.6% for the Magnificent 7. That hasn’t happened since 2022.
Lower oil, higher hopes for airlines!
Oil prices have slipped below their 50-day moving average, historically a positive signal for airline stocks.
Lower fuel costs can ease one of the industry's biggest expenses and provide a potential boost to profitability.
Post-election, where does your next $10,000 go?
21%U.S. stocks
50%Gold/Gold miners
17%Bonds or cash
12%Real estate
24 votes • 21 hoursPoland spent four decades under socialist rule and, in 1989, had the courage to walk away from it. Venezuela, on the other hand, was once among the richest nations in the Western Hemisphere, and they walked right into it.
CEO Frank @bulldogholmes explores further in his latest blog post: usfunds.com/resource/poland-…
During today’s earnings call, Ferrari emphasized that it sells more than cars—it sells an experience.
Investments in exclusive global events, innovation and customer relationships help reinforce its ultra-luxury positioning and keep clients coming back.
That loyalty is a key part of Ferrari’s competitive edge in the luxury market.
Poland had the courage to walk away from socialism after four decades. The results have been nothing short of a miracle. GDP per capita on a purchasing power parity basis grew from about $6,730 in 1990 to nearly $56,000 in 2025. Today, the average Pole is wealthier than roughly 85% of the world’s population.
Venezuela, on the other hand, was once among the richest nations in the Western Hemisphere, and yet they fully embraced socialism. You can see how that turned out.
Central banks bought 321 tonnes of gold in Q3, up 42% from a year ago and well above the five-year quarterly average of 227 tonnes. Year-to-date purchases are running 6% ahead of 2025, according to @GOLDCOUNCIL.
Polls close tonight! Whatever the outcome, history is on investors' side. In the 12 months after every midterm election since 1962, the S&P 500 has been higher. Follow @USFunds for the market history that matters.
Airline stocks are flying higher to start the week as oil prices fall nearly 7%.
Lower oil prices can ease one of airlines' biggest expenses: FUEL.
The NYSE Arca Airline Index climbed, with individual airline stocks joining the rally.
Where are markets headed next? CEO Frank @bulldogholmes will explore the forces shaping investment opportunities at the Monterrey Family Office & Investors Summit, Nov. 11–12, in Monterrey.
His keynote will examine how commodities, critical resources and AI are shaping markets, and how the Smart Beta 2.0 quant approach informs the development of thematic investment products.
Learn more: blackbullinvestors.com/monte…
The worst 12 months after a midterm since 1962 was in 1986, when the S&P 500 gained only 1.1%. That stretch included the October 1987 crash.
Average gain across all 16 midterms was 14.2%. History favors investors who stay put through Election Day.
Frank Holmes on why investors should stay bullish into the midterms: usfunds.com/resource/why-inv…
