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💎 Wealth Watch

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Goldman Sachs says utilities and consumer staples stocks are set to outperform as the presidential election approaches: Going by the history books, it’s not going to be a vintage year. In the 12 months heading into an election, since 1932, the S&P 500 has averaged a return of 7%, below the 9% average return seen in non-election years. The bank recommends you look at Sempra ($SRE) and Mondelez International ($MDLZ) Read more »

How America could face a wave of foreclosures: The Fed released its quarterly household debt and credit report, and it’s still rosy. But “homeowners who bought over the past two years in some markets where home prices have dropped and who skimped on the down-payment could fall into trouble if they lose their jobs for long enough.” Read more »

🗳️ Outside the Box

• As the price of olive oil soars, chainsaw-wielding thieves target the Mediterranean’s century-old trees (AP)

• Christie's sold a rare blue diamond for over $40m (BBC)

• A technique called flash joule heating can convert plastic waste, even unsorted and unwashed, into clean hydrogen and valuable graphene. (OilPrice.com)

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