Chart #2 —
The world’s largest silver producers
Mexico remains the world’s top silver producer in 2024, followed by China and Peru.

Source: InvestyWise
Chart #3 —
Signs of irrational exuberance on US stocks?
Despite lingering caution, investor positioning in US equities has reached euphoric levels, showing a widespread disregard for risk. The top 10 US mega-cap stocks now trade at 270% higher EV-to-GDP multiples than the 10 largest tech and telecom firms at the 2000 bubble peak. Similarly, the Buffett Indicator (total market cap-to-GDP) far exceeds dot-com era levels.

Source: Bloomberg, Kevin Smith, Crescat Capital
Chart #4 —
Magnificent seven earnings growth is expected to slow down meaningfully going forward
Analysts now expect earnings for the Magnificent 7 to grow by just +14% y/y in 3Q, half the pace of the prior quarter and well below the ~30% average of the past year. The silver lining, however, is that lower forecasts are easier to beat, as seen in previous quarters.

Source: zerohedge.com
Chart #5 —
One of the biggest threats to the entire AI boom is power
Morgan Stanley projects US data centre demand to reach ~57 GW by 2028, yet only 18–21 GW of capacity exists or is under construction, leaving a 36 GW shortfall. Without massive energy investment, the AI revolution may soon hit a hard ceiling.

Source: StockMarket.news
Chart #6 —
How fast is European sovereign debt growing?
Germany’s public debt has reached a new record high. Since 2000, its debt growth has matched Italy’s pace, even if Italy’s total debt level remains far higher. Relative to France or Spain, however, Germany’s position still appears comparatively stable.

Source: HolgerZ, Bloomberg
Chart #7 —
AI now writes more articles than humans
Oxford researchers estimate that AI-generated articles now outnumber human-written ones, rising from ~5% in 2020 to 52% by May 2025, and projected to exceed 90% next year. The main driver is cost. AI content costs under $0.01 per piece, versus $10–100 for humans. The growing risk, however, is that as AI increasingly trains on its own output, originality erodes and idea diversity fades.

Source: Axios Visuals
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