Missiles and drones may outclass traditional defenses, raising major military, economic, and geopolitical risks.

Airstrikes may not force regime change in Iran, raising risks of prolonged conflict, hidden weapons threats, and ongoing market instability

Low-cost drone warfare may favor Iran, raising risks of prolonged conflict, higher oil prices, and major strategic challenges for the US

Drone and missile swarms may make aircraft carriers vulnerable, heightening risks of conflict with Iran and global market shocks

Space data centers may cut energy costs, but high launch expenses raise doubts as investors weigh Musk’s strategy and SaaS industry risks

Markets uneasy after Iran leadership removal as regime change risks, Hormuz oil threats, and instability raise concerns for investors.

Jack in the Box shareholders signaled dissatisfaction after severe underperformance; director support plunged.

Xi’s purge of top PLA “princelings” breaks elite consensus rules, raising succession instability and potential Taiwan escalation.

Proxy advisory firms face major conflicts of interest due to overlapping roles and limited structural safeguards.

China’s reinvestment and new tech challengers are reshaping chips, autos, banking, energy, and markets, creating risk and opportunity.

Political whims can override economics, reshaping housing, credit, currencies, and markets posing sudden, lasting risks for investors.

Jack in the Box shares fell 76% in two years as weak branding, poor strategy, falling sales, and heavy debt drive board opposition.

Negative headlines miss the point: geopolitical shifts, fiscal discipline, and technology gains support a more optimistic long-term outlook.

U.S. proxy voting is dominated by conflicted, concentrated firms mixing advice, voting, and consulting—undermining trust and accountability.

Proxy advisors face growing scrutiny over conflicts and concentration, driving calls for reform and clearer separation.

From AI to geopolitics, 2026 will test economies and investors alike. Navigate rising risks, power shifts, and tech revolutions.

Egan-Jones adds the Bowyer Policy, expanding proxy voting options for investors focused on shareholder primacy and neutral governance.

China’s state-driven strategy disrupts global markets by investing heavily in strategic sectors, ignoring traditional business norms.