'Highly Likely' We'll See A True Bear Market In 2026 | New Harbor Financial
Will the 'sins of the past' finally catch up with the markets next year?
Here at the end of 2025, the advisors at New Harbor Financial share their outlook for the new year ahead.
They see lots of reasons why it will likely be a more volatile and painful year than investors have become accustomed to after 3 blockbuster years of returns.
To hear their reasons why, as well as their reaction to silver’s epic surge this week, click here or on the video below:
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Adam’s Notes: New Harbor Financial (recorded 12.24.25)
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
John Llodra and Mike Preston from New Harbor Financial discuss the 2025 market’s strong performance, including a Santa Claus rally and record highs in the S&P 500 and precious metals, while expressing cautious optimism for early 2026 due to bullish indicators and broadening participation.
They anticipate potential rotation from hyperscalers to undervalued sectors like
