For more than 20 years, Acropolis has delivered sound advice, outstanding service and a positive investment experience. Each team member at Acropolis is personally committed to our clients. Our business has been built on the trust each client has placed in us as a fiduciary serving their needs. Acropolis’ unique investment philosophy and strategies are based on academic research coupled with our extensive knowledge and real world experience. We implement the same strategies for our clients that we use with our own personal investments.
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By applying the same investment philosophy and investing alongside our clients, we stay keenly aware of the risks and opportunities that we all face in the market.
I would estimate that I’ve spent less than an hour thinking about silver in my career, and most of it was preparing to write this. I had heard that silver was on a tear, as was gold, but even more so. I only looked at the last year, but the chart below shows that since early February 2025, ignoring Friday, gold has nearly doubled, and Silver was up 3.5x. The… Read More
We are pleased to provide a digital copy of Portfolio Insights, our quarterly newsletter. Table of Contents: Stock Market Summary Bond Market Review Decomposing Stock Market Returns Inside the Economy: CAPEX Your Legacy: A Culture of Giving The Big Picture Click here to read the issue: Q4 2025 Portfolio Insights
We have all noticed that the S&P 500 has become unusually concentrated. What is less obvious is how today compares to earlier eras, simply because the data are harder to find. Bloomberg published a helpful chart over the weekend using the UBS Global Investment Returns 2025 Yearbook (Dimson, Marsh, and Staunton of London Business School), extending back to 1900. Because the series is incomplete before 1925, I anchored the analysis… Read More
