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Curia Investment Show: George Noble’s Full Market Outlook for 2026
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Legendary investor George Noble — former right-hand analyst to Peter Lynch, manager of the #1 ranked mutual fund in America (27.5% annualized returns), and veteran hedge fund manager — joins Curia’s James Early for one of the most important market conversations of 2025–2026.
In this wide-ranging interview, Noble lays out the 7 biggest risks he sees in today’s stock market, explains why investors should be cautious even as indexes hit all-time highs, and reveals the #1 move he believes every investor should make heading into 2026.
Topics covered include:• Why today’s market feels bullish and bearish at the same time• Asset price inflation, sticky CPI, and signs the Fed may be losing control• The hidden danger in today’s bond market — and why long-term yields could shock investors• IPO mania, OpenAI & SpaceX valuations, SPACs, and the “democratization” myth• Tesla, incentives, stock-based compensation, and the trap of “price = truth”• Why gold and commodities may be entering a major new cycle• George Noble’s 3 favorite energy stocks for 2026• Why young investors must avoid speculation traps and focus on timeless investing principles
If you want to understand the real risks beneath today’s market — and hear hard-earned insights from someone who has lived through multiple crashes, recessions, and bubbles — this is a must-listen interview.