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Here’s When the Stock Market Will Peak

  • When you can expect the S&P to peak…
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Brian Maher

Contributor, Freedom Financial News
Posted Sept 04, 2025

Dear Reader,

When can you expect the S&P 500 to attain its zenith? And at what precise level?

Here are your choices:

A): November 2025 at 6,739…

B): September 2026 at 8,026…

C): November 2027 at 9,914… or…

D): June 2028 at 10,313

You will have your answer shortly. Meantime, did you observe gold’s catapult on Tuesday?

The barbarous relic bounded a delirious $84 — to $3,600 — a fresh record.

Why? The answer largely reduces to anticipated Federal Reserve “dovishness.”

The Fed’s Now More Worried About the Economy Than Inflation

Mr. Powell and mates presently fret over disconcerting unemployment data.

Thus they rotate from inflationary fears to macroeconomic fears.

Reports GoldFix:

  • Last month’s disappointing unemployment numbers, along with the downward revision of second-quarter data, shifted Jerome Powell’s stance at Jackson Hole. His comments revealed a dovish pivot that gave priority to employment over inflation. The Fed’s dual mandate has therefore tilted toward addressing labor market weakness…
  • A key element of this pivot was the quiet abandonment of the Flexible Average Inflation Targeting (FAIT) framework, introduced in 2020. By moving away from averaging inflation at 2 percent, the Fed has effectively raised its tolerance level. “Three percent is now functioning as the new two percent.”

The bond market, the sagacious bond market, has taken notice:

  • Gold’s rally cannot be reduced to speculation about imminent rate cuts. The evidence lies in its performance alongside rising long-term yields. Investors are recognizing that rate cuts may arrive before inflation is contained, creating the conditions for higher long-term inflation and heavier debt burdens.

Could $10,000 Gold Become a Reality?

Freedom Financial News contributor Jim Rickards has gazed into his crystal sphere… and glimpsed a $10,000 gold price.

Gold presently comes within some 40% of the psychic vision. Can it possibly attain the remaining 60%?

Ms. Michele Schneider, Chief Strategist at MarketGauge.com:

  • We have been waiting for a spark to ignite gold, and when we look back, we will see that this was the time… 
  • Even at these prices, investors have not missed the boat. When investors start buying the strength — buying on these important breakouts — that’s when parabolic moves happen.

Is gold within sight of the perfections?

The answer… as always… is on the knees of the gods.

Yet let us return to today’s question:

When can you expect the S&P 500 to attain its zenith? And at what precise level?

Here again are your choices:

A): November 2025 at 6,739…

B): September 2026 at 8,026…

C): November 2027 at 9,914… or…

D): June 2028 at 10,313

The Answer

Have you selected?

Here is your answer:

The answer — based on the historical reading is C.

The S&P 500 will attain its zenith in November 2027 at the 9,914 plateau.

This we have on the august authority of Mr. Michael Hartnett, he of Bank of America:

  • History says S&P 500 peaks at 9914 in Sep 2027…[the] average gain in 14 US equity bull markets in [the] past 100 years is 177% in 59 months.

In this telling, you have over two years to galavant in the stock market, to go spreeing.

Yet history is a mistress given to great fickleness and caprice.

Just when you think you have her by the ear, she slips free of your grasp… and ridicules you.

It is entirely possible the S&P 500 crests later than September 2027 — and above 9,914.

Yet it is equally possible the S&P 500 crests sooner than September 2027 and beneath 9,914.

If it is hard answers you seek, you have come to the wrong address.

I can provide you neither day, nor hour, nor second.

If somehow I did, your surest option would be to wager against it.

The Secrets of Enduring Wealth

Yet is it time to consider more… enduring… forms of wealth?

That is, wealth independent of the tumultuous tempests of the variable and shifting stock market?

The abovesaid Jim Rickards believes it is. It is how the truly wealthy preserve and expand their riches.

The truly wealthy take the long view:

  • When one inquires… as to what it takes to preserve wealth over centuries and not just cycles, the frequent reply is “a third, a third, and a third.” This is shorthand for dividing one’s wealth into one-third land, one-third gold, and one-third fine art.
  • Obviously some liquidity is needed for day-to-day expenses and some room can be made for a speculative portfolio, but the basic idea that land, gold, and art outlast and outperform riskier assets such as stocks, bonds, and cash seems sound when viewed from the perspective of centuries and not just years or decades.
  • This may be difficult to grasp for Americans who have been badgered with mantras like “stocks for the long run” by Wall Street salesmen more concerned with their commissions than their clients. 

I hazard that reality is indeed difficult to grasp for Americans who have been badgered with mantras like “stocks for the long run” by Wall Street salesmen more concerned with their commissions than their clients.

Perhaps “stocks for the long run” should yield to “land, gold and art for the longer run.”

Real Estate: The Most Proven Way of Getting Rich

Meantime, Freedom Financial News contributor Robert Kiyosaki glows about real estate.

Says he:

  • It’s no secret real estate is the most proven way of getting rich and securing a comfortable retirement. (It’s how I collect $500,000 a month in additional income).

Mr. Kiyosaki has in fact authored a new work, The Smart Investor’s Guide to Real Estate, by title.

If you seek wealth outside the kaleidoscopic stock market, perhaps you might consult it (see link below).

After all, September 2027 may arrive ahead of schedule.

Regards,

Brian Maher

for Freedom Financial News