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Simon

Responsible for AssetScreener’s product direction, cross-asset research framework, data presentation and editorial review.

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AssetScreener publishes transparent market tools and research designed to separate measured observations from interpretation. Simon is accountable for the site’s research structure, the clarity of its methodology and the way limitations are communicated.

This profile deliberately does not claim professional designations, regulated adviser status or financial credentials that have not been independently published.

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Published research

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Recent source-linked work reviewed under the same editorial and corrections standards described above.

Sep 15, 2026

10-Year Treasury Yield at 5%: The Test for Stocks, Gold and Bitcoin

A 5% Treasury yield makes taking risk a more demanding choice. Real yields reveal why — and what stocks, gold and Bitcoin need to…

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Sep 10, 2026

Oil Above $100: The Road to 2026 Highs—and the $147 Test

Oil is back above $100. Five original charts explain the path to 2026 highs, the $147 Brent record, and the risks for inflation, rates…

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Sep 5, 2026

September 2026 Stock Market Outlook: Good Jobs, Expensive Money

August hiring rebounded, but stocks slipped as rate-hike risk returned. Two original payroll charts, the earnings-versus-rates test and the September CPI/Fed watchlist.

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