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History Says All Bear Markets Share One Trait—and It’s Fantastic News for Investors

Investors are growing increasingly nervous as several bear market indicators flash red. The Buffett Indicator, named after Berkshire Hathaway legendary investor Warren Buffett, suggests that the U.S. stock market is historically overvalued.

Investor sentiment is also weakening. The American Association of Individual Investors reports that 44.4% of individual investors expect a bear market within the next six months, compared with 32.9% who anticipate a bull market. The share predicting a bear market rose by 4.5 percentage points in just one week.

Still, even if a bear market arrives soon, history offers an important reason for long-term investors to remain focused. There is no way to know exactly when the next bear market will begin, but every bear market in U.S. history has shared a significant trait.

Bear markets are shorter than bull markets

A bear market is generally defined as a decline of more than 20% in a broad market index such as the S&P 500, the benchmark most commonly used to gauge the health of the U.S. stock market.

Even the most severe and longest bear markets in U.S. history have been followed by bull markets that lasted longer—often much longer. The steepest decline was the 56.8% drop during the Great Recession, while the longest was the 31-month bear market that followed the bursting of the dot-com bubble.

The bear market following the dot-com crash lasted 31 months from peak to trough, running from March 2000 through September 2002. It was followed by a 60-month, or five-year, bull market that continued until October 2007.

The Great Recession then brought a 17-month bear market that lasted until March 2009. That downturn was followed by the longest bull market in history, which continued for nearly 11 years before the one-month COVID-19 bear market in February 2020.

Since the S&P 500 was created in 1957, the stock market has spent most of its time in a bull market. There have been approximately 12 total years of bear markets, compared with about 57 years of rising markets.

Bull market gains have historically exceeded bear market losses

By definition, each bull market since the S&P 500 was created has produced a gain greater than the loss recorded during the preceding bear market.

For investors, the more encouraging pattern is that bull markets have typically returned at least twice as much as the preceding bear market lost. Of the 13 bull markets since the S&P 500’s creation, only one—the 1966-1968 bull market—returned less than 1.9 times the losses from the preceding bear market.

In some periods, the difference was substantially larger. The 1982-1987 bull market returned nine times the losses from the preceding 1980-1982 bear market. The 1990-2000 bull market returned 21 times the losses from the 1990 bear market.

History therefore suggests that any future bear market is likely to be relatively short-lived compared with the bull market that follows. Investors who remained invested in the S&P 500 through previous bear markets eventually recovered their losses and generally achieved substantial gains after the downturn ended.

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Source: finance.yahoo.com

08/29/2026
NFL Preseason Week 3: Colts QB Anthony Richardson to Start as Titans Plan for No. 1 Units to Play 25 Snaps

The 2026 NFL preseason reaches its final day on Saturday, with four teams scheduled to play. Once those games conclude, fans will not see NFL game action again until the regular-season opener on Wednesday, Sept. 9.

Saturday also marks the final opportunity for players to make an impression in roster battles. NFL teams have until 6 p.m. ET on Sunday to complete their cuts and submit their 53-man rosters.

Colts vs. Lions: Quarterback battles and limited starters

Notable players expected to play: Anthony Richardson Sr., Riley Leonard, Easton Stick, Luke Altmyer, Josh Dobbs, Keenan Allen and DeForest Buckner.

Notable players confirmed out: Daniel Jones, Jared Goff, Jonathan Taylor, Jahmyr Gibbs and Alec Pierce.

Colts head coach Shane Steichen said Richardson will play the first quarter, Leonard will take the second quarter and Stick will play the entire second half. Richardson is expected to play alongside many of Indianapolis’ starters, but running back Jonathan Taylor will sit.

The Colts’ No. 1 unit is expected to play between eight and 12 snaps on Saturday. The Lions, meanwhile, will conduct one final quarterback evaluation to determine who earns the No. 2 job behind Goff. Altmyer and Dobbs are competing for the position, with Altmyer entering the game after taking more reps during training camp.

Titans vs. Bears: Starters to play 25-30 snaps

Notable players expected to play: Cam Ward, Carnell Tate, Tony Pollard and Salvon Ahmed.

Notable player confirmed out: Wan’Dale Robinson.

Titans head coach Robert Saleh said he expects his starters to play between 25-30 snaps before the backups take over.

Roschon Johnson and Ahmed will continue competing for the Bears’ running back spot behind D’Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai on the depth chart.

08/29/2026
SpaceX Test-Fires Starship Super Heavy Booster Ahead of Critical Flight 14

SpaceX has completed another major test ahead of Starship Flight 14, firing all 33 engines on the rocket’s massive Super Heavy first-stage booster at the company’s Starbase facility in South Texas on Friday (Aug. 28).

“Full duration 33-engine static fire with the Super Heavy booster preparing for Flight 14,” SpaceX wrote in a Friday X post accompanying two videos of the test.

Starship Flight 14 preparations

The test marks an important step toward the 14th flight of Starship, SpaceX’s fully reusable megarocket. The vehicle consists of the Super Heavy booster and a 171-foot-tall (52-meter) upper stage called Starship, or Ship.

SpaceX has also tested the engines on Flight 14’s Ship, firing all six engines at Starbase last week.

The company is believed to be targeting mid-September for Flight 14, which is expected to be a major milestone in Starship’s development: the vehicle’s first-ever orbital mission. Ship may also deploy operational payloads during the flight, including a batch of SpaceX’s next-generation “Version 3” Starlink satellites.

During Flight 13 last month, Ship successfully deployed 20 V3 Starlink satellites on a suborbital trajectory. The satellites later fell back to Earth.

NASA’s plans for Starship

Starship is the largest and most powerful rocket ever built. Both Super Heavy and Ship are designed for full and rapid reuse, and SpaceX believes the vehicle could transform spaceflight by helping humanity extend its presence throughout the solar system.

NASA is also relying on Starship for its lunar exploration plans. The agency selected Ship as a crewed lunar lander for the Artemis program, which aims to establish a base near the moon’s south pole in the coming years.

If SpaceX’s plans remain on schedule, Ship will fly on NASA’s Artemis III mission to Earth orbit in mid-2027 and carry astronauts to the moon during Artemis IV in late 2028. NASA has also selected Blue Origin’s Blue Moon as a second crewed Artemis lander, which could fly on one or both of those missions.

Source: www.space.com

08/29/2026
Law Restricting Vehicle Access to Mallorca Could Be Introduced

Mallorca’s Consell president, Llorenç Galmés, has asked to defend the proposed law restricting vehicle access to the island during a plenary session of the Balearic Parliament in September.

In a letter to the regional legislature, Galmés reported that the Consell de Mallorca had approved the proposal during its plenary session on June 5. The text has already been submitted to the Parliament’s governing board for processing and approval. He has requested that the proposal be presented during the plenary session on the 9th of next month.

Parliament begins processing vehicle access law

At its meeting on June 10, 2026, the Parliament’s governing board acknowledged receipt of the proposal and ordered its publication in the official parliamentary bulletin. It also took note of the designation of Galmés and Fernando Rubio, the minister for territorial planning, mobility and infrastructure, to defend the regulation.

The Consell de Mallorca plenary session approved the bill regulating vehicle numbers on June 5. The proposal includes an annual or biennial cap on the number of vehicles allowed to enter Mallorca, as well as a fee for entry to the island.

Shipping companies would be responsible for managing permits, collecting the fees and processing exemptions for residents and temporary workers. The regulation would also establish a maximum number of rental vehicles and fines ranging from 300 to 30,000 euros.

Electronic permits and vehicle exemptions

Entry and stay permits for Mallorca, along with payment of the applicable fees, would be processed electronically through the procedure established in the tax regulations. The plan also provides for cameras equipped with license plate recognition systems to be installed at the ports.

Non-residents who own a home in Mallorca would be exempt from the restriction, although the exemption would apply to only one vehicle. Residents of other islands who need to travel to Mallorca for medical reasons would also be exempt, as would Mallorca residents who are away from the island and need to return for medical or family reasons.

Vehicles belonging to people with reduced mobility would be exempt from the fee, provided the condition is properly documented. Service vehicles and public transport vehicles would also be exempt, along with vehicles used to transport goods and merchandise and vehicles involved in commercial distribution.

Source: www.mallorca-services.es

08/29/2026
Where Mike Trout’s Contract Ranks Among Baseball’s Worst After the 2026 Season

For a brief stretch this season, it was easy to believe Mike Trout’s massive contract extension might not become a long-term problem for the Los Angeles Angels. He was hitting home runs at Yankee Stadium, walking more often than he struck out and playing center field. He looked like the version of Trout Angels fans had not seen in years.

Then Trout injured his hamstring and returned to the injured list. The familiar questions resurfaced. That has become the defining pattern of his career: His talent has never been in doubt, and it still appears periodically. Trout continues to show why he received one of the largest contracts in baseball history, but his body also explains why the deal is not aging particularly well.

After this season, Trout will still be owed four years and just under $142 million. His contract runs through his age-38 season in 2030. He remains capable of doing several things well, but that is a substantial amount for the Angels to pay a declining player.

Mike Trout is still an above-average hitter

Even in his age-34 season and despite his extensive injury history, Trout remains a productive player. He is walking more often than he has since 2021. His strikeout rate has been elevated for several years, but it remains manageable. He has an OPS in the .800s and a weighted runs created plus (wRC+) around 130, meaning he is still producing at a rate well above the league average.

That production remains, although it is no longer at the level Trout reached during his peak. Comparing him with that version of himself is inherently difficult because his prime was among the best in baseball history. His contact quality is still elite, even though he has not sustained his hot start, when he approached a 1.000 OPS during the first month of the season.

Trout’s defense and injury history are the concern

The problems are emerging elsewhere. Trout moved back to center field this year, but the defensive results have not been strong. He has recorded minus-7 Outs Above Average (OAA) and minus-3 Defensive Runs Saved (DRS). Trout was not effective in right field last season, but the numbers were at least better during his limited time there.

He remains fast, although his speed has declined from elite in his younger years to very good. That is a byproduct of a body that has endured thumb, calf, back and other issues. The injuries have formed a pattern. His hamstring injury did not keep him out for long, but it is the latest addition to that history.

Trout turned 35 earlier this month. That is not particularly old by human standards, but it is an advanced age for a baseball player.

How Trout’s contract compares with other MLB deals

Trout’s contract could be worse, but few deals currently rank below it. The true bottom tier belongs to players who provide little or no production.

Kris Bryant will have two years and $52 million remaining on his contract after this season. He has made only 712 plate appearances in four years with the Colorado Rockies while appearing in just 170 games. Javier Baez is not in quite as difficult a position because he is down to the final year of his contract in 2027 at $24 million, but his deal has been a disaster for the Detroit Tigers. The Angels do not even need to look outside their own clubhouse: Anthony Rendon’s contract is one of the worst in baseball history.

Those are essentially dead-money contracts. Trout is nowhere near that category because he still produces when he is on the field. That is why his deal is not truly among the worst in baseball. However, it is beginning to resemble the contracts of former MVPs such as Corey Seager and Bryce Harper, although the risks are different in each case.

Seager is about halfway through the 10-year contract he signed with the Texas Rangers before the 2021 lockout. He will earn $31 million annually during the final five seasons, for a total of $155 million. He has played more than 123 games only once in the first five years of the deal and will barely surpass 100 games for the second consecutive season if he plays in all of Texas’ remaining games.

Seager suffered a concussion in June, his latest injury, but his declining production is an even greater concern for the Rangers. He is hitting .224/.321/.413, leaving the team with both a durability problem and a production problem.

Harper’s situation is different. He has been relatively healthy over the past few seasons and is on track to play most of the games this year. His risk is primarily positional. Harper moved to first base in 2023 to protect his elbow, but he has returned to right field to accommodate the Philadelphia Phillies’ trade-deadline acquisition of Luis Arraez.

That change carries some risk, even if it lasts only a few months. Harper has also shifted from being an elite hitter to being a very good one, and that could change again as he gets older.

The risk of paying superstar money

Trout’s contract probably belongs in the same general range as the deals held by Kyle Tucker, Framber Valdez, Francisco Lindor, Manny Machado, Mookie Betts, Christian Yelich and Trea Turner. If those teams could escape their contracts, they would, but the deals are not in the same category as the contracts of Bryant, Baez or Xander Bogaerts.

The calculation is broadly the same for all of them. Teams pay superstar money for a version of a player they are not guaranteed to receive during the second half of a long-term contract. That is not Trout’s fault, nor is it the fault of other stars whose large deals have not worked out as planned. Nobody forced Trout to suffer injuries, and nobody should begrudge him for accepting a massive contract when it was offered.

The Angels understood the risk. With few exceptions, when teams sign players to long-term contracts, they also assume responsibility for the post-peak years. Los Angeles now has four more years of Trout and can only hope he spends more time on the field than off it. He can still hit when he plays. The Angels must find a way to keep him healthy for the remaining four years and make the most of his production when he is available.

Source: halohangout.com

08/29/2026
Overlooked Energy Company Quietly Signs Power Deals Fueling the AI Build-Out

Investors looking to benefit from the artificial intelligence power boom often focus on emerging energy companies such as advanced fuel-cell maker Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE) and small modular reactor developer Oklo (NYSE:OKLO). Bloom has major AI partnerships with Oracle and Brookfield, while Oklo has agreements with Meta Platforms and Switch.

However, renewable power producer Clearway Energy (NYSE:CWEN) is receiving far less attention despite its growing role in supplying electricity for data centers. Its parent company, Clearway Energy Group, has signed a nearly 1.2-gigawatt (GW) agreement to develop renewable power for Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG)(NASDAQ:GOOGL). Clearway is also securing significantly higher prices for electricity from some legacy assets as hyperscalers seek reliable power for their energy-intensive operations.

Clearway Energy is benefiting from rising AI power demand

In January, Clearway Energy Group signed three long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) with Alphabet’s Google covering nearly 1.2 GW of projects intended to support its data centers. The projects represent more than $2.4 billion in planned energy infrastructure investment, with the first facilities expected to enter service in 2027 and 2028.

The agreements significantly expand Clearway’s existing power relationship with Google, which currently includes a 71.5-megawatt (MW) project in West Virginia.

Clearway Energy is not initially investing directly in all of these projects, but it expects to acquire some of them in the future. The company has agreed to purchase Goat Mountain, a wind repowering project in Texas supported by a Google PPA, from its parent company when the facility begins commercial operations next year. Clearway has also identified Swan Solar and Catamount Wind, two other Google-linked projects, as potential acquisition targets in 2028.

The Google agreements are not the only important development. Clearway recently signed more than 600 MW of PPAs extending the contract lives of wind farms it is repowering through 2041. The customers include two hyperscalers and another commercial and industrial customer. The agreements feature fixed prices that are more than twice the previous contracted or merchant pricing.

Those deals indicate that Clearway’s existing renewable assets are becoming more valuable as AI-related electricity demand accelerates. The company also has a substantial opportunity to renegotiate contracts as its legacy PPAs expire.

New growth opportunities could emerge after 2030

Clearway Energy Group’s Google-linked drop-down projects represent only a small portion of its potential development pipeline. The parent company currently owns or controls a 32 GW pipeline, creating a long-term source of potential asset acquisitions for Clearway Energy.

Clearway has committed to or identified 3.5 GW of investment opportunities through 2028, representing approximately $1.3 billion. These drop-down transactions allow Clearway Energy Group to recycle capital into new renewable energy projects, including facilities designed to support AI data centers.

Together, the company’s renewable development pipeline and contract-renewal opportunities provide a foundation for growth. Clearway currently expects cash available for distribution (CAFD) per share to grow at the upper end of its 5% to 8% or higher target range through 2030, with growth likely to continue within that range in 2031 and beyond.

Another potential growth driver is co-located digital infrastructure power. Clearway Energy Group is developing more than 17 GW of projects across five sites to provide on-site generation for data center campuses. The company sees an opportunity for Clearway Energy to invest more than $1 billion around 2030 to support the strategy.

The first project, located in Wyoming, is targeting an in-service date in 2029 and is expected to reach its full capacity of 3 GW to 4 GW in 2030.

Clearway Energy offers a different AI power investment profile

Clearway is not a typical AI power stock. Bloom Energy is expected to post 100% revenue growth this year, while Oklo’s investment case is focused largely on future growth because it currently generates relatively little revenue. That potential has also contributed to significant volatility: Oklo is down 75% from its 52-week high, while Bloom Energy’s share price is more than 35% below its peak.

Clearway Energy has been less volatile, declining about 20% from its recent high. Its long-term PPAs provide greater cash-flow stability, and the company pays a dividend currently yielding more than 5.5%.

Clearway expects its dividend to grow and become more sustainable in the coming years. The company projects CAFD per share will increase from $2.12 last year to a range of $2.90 to $3.10 or higher by 2030. With an annualized dividend of $1.90 per share, Clearway can continue raising its payout while moving toward its long-term target CAFD payout ratio of less than 70%.

This combination of cash-flow growth and dividend income could enable Clearway Energy to generate double-digit average annual total returns.

Risks investors should consider

Clearway Energy is not risk-free. The company recently reduced its 2026 CAFD outlook because strong weather patterns associated with El Niño have affected wind generation in the United States. Its growth also depends partly on acquiring assets from Clearway Energy Group on fair terms.

Even so, accelerating electricity demand from AI data centers could allow Clearway Energy to grow at or above its long-term target range for years to come.

Clearway Energy’s role in the AI power boom

Clearway Energy is not developing a new energy technology like Bloom Energy or Oklo. Instead, it is expanding an established clean-energy portfolio backed by long-term PPAs. That portfolio is becoming more valuable as hyperscalers compete for dependable electricity.

Clearway plans to continue growing its portfolio by acquiring renewable assets from its parent company and third parties. For investors, those assets could support relatively steady cash flow and dividend growth while the company expands its exposure to the AI-driven power market.

Source: finance.yahoo.com

08/29/2026
Updated Malik Nabers Fantasy Outlook for 2026: Giants WR Emerges as a Massive Bargain

Malik Nabers entered the offseason as one of the biggest injury concerns in fantasy football after undergoing a second procedure on his knee. However, recent updates have been significantly more encouraging than expected, creating a potential buying opportunity for fantasy managers.

Should You Draft Malik Nabers in Fantasy Football?

Nabers’ fantasy football outlook appeared genuinely concerning early in the summer. After his unexpected second knee cleanup procedure, it seemed possible he would begin the season on the physically unable to perform list and potentially miss games into October.

That assessment has changed with new information. Nabers avoided the PUP list to begin training camp, and he has looked sharper than expected while running routes. He now appears to be on track to play in Week 1.

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That does not mean Nabers will immediately return to his pre-injury form. Players rarely come back from this type of injury and look completely like themselves right away. However, the likelihood that he will play in Week 1 is a major positive that changes the calculation surrounding his fantasy draft price.

A fully healthy Nabers would rank as my WR5, making him a player I would gladly select in the middle of the first round. That version of Nabers may not be available immediately, but he could realistically reach that level by midseason. His upside makes him worth a second-round price.

This evaluation does not require projecting a sudden improvement in Nabers’ talent. He is already a proven player, and his ability has never been in question. The concern has always centered on his recovery from the knee injury.

His average draft position has risen following the positive reports, but it remains surprising to see an elite WR1 available outside the first round when he is very likely to suit up in Week 1.

A reminder of Nabers’ rookie production puts the opportunity into perspective. He led the NFL with a 34.9% target share and averaged 18.2 fantasy points per game. He produced those numbers while catching passes from Daniel Jones, Drew Lock, and Tommy DeVito. Jaxson Dart should be an upgrade over all three quarterbacks.

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That is the fantasy football bet in simple terms: even if Nabers performs as an unexciting WR2 during the first half of the season before developing into an elite WR1 late in the year, his upside still justifies his current cost. The second half of the season is also when fantasy managers need difference-makers most.

Nabers is my WR8, well ahead of his WR13 ADP. That difference is the key point. The market still appears to be pricing in a worst-case outcome that the latest developments have already begun to make less likely.

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This article originally appeared on Pro Football Network.

Source: sports.yahoo.com

08/29/2026
Bijan Robinson Responds to Fan’s Sign Asking Him to Be Baby’s Godfather in Viral Falcons-Dolphins Photo

Atlanta Falcons running back Bijan Robinson received an unexpected proposal during Friday’s preseason game against the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium.

Robinson greeted a couple in the stands who asked him to become the godfather of their unborn child. He agreed by checking the “yes” box on their sign, although the couple appeared to have stacked the odds in his favor because the only other option was “heck yes.”

Congratulations to the couple on getting Robinson’s attention—and on their baby, who is expected to be born in April, according to the information written on the sign.

08/29/2026
Scottie Scheffler Reveals What Ludvig Åberg Is Really Like as a Playing Partner

Scottie Scheffler and Ludvig Aberg remain within striking distance of the lead after two rounds of the Tour Championship at East Lake.

Scheffler carded a solid second-round 67 on Friday, while Aberg shot 68. The 30-year-old world number one is two strokes behind the leader heading into the weekend, with the Swedish golfer one shot further back.

Scottie Scheffler praises Ludvig Aberg as a playing partner

Scheffler and Aberg were paired together for the second round and both players maintained a good pace around East Lake. Speaking to the media late on Friday after a practice session with his coach, Randy Smith, Scheffler was asked what Aberg was like to play alongside.

“He’s an easy guy to get paired with,” Scheffler replied.

“He’s a really nice guy. He’s a great competitor, good player as well. He’s always very easy to be on the golf course with.”

“It’s pretty simple to be paired with him.”

Scheffler will play with Cam Young in the third round of the Tour Championship, while Aberg is set to partner Adam Scott.

Scheffler discusses his opening tee shots at East Lake

Scheffler has missed both opening tee shots to the right this week and has been forced to lay up on the long par-four first hole on each occasion. During the final round of the 2025 Tour Championship, he hit his opening drive out of bounds to the left.

After his second round, Scheffler was asked whether the right miss had started to affect his thinking.

“I mean, there’s an out-of-bounds fence on the left,” he said.

“Didn’t really hit too bad of a shot there. Then you get a lie there that you can’t advance more than 80 yards.”

“No, I wouldn’t say anything is in my head out there. Thank you, though.”

Source: sports.yahoo.com

08/29/2026
Galatasaray vs Göztepe: When Is the Match, What Time Does It Start and Which Channel Will Show It? Starting Lineups Revealed

Galatasaray, Süper Lig’in üçüncü haftasında Göztepe’yi RAMS Park’ta konuk edecek. İlk hafta Çorum FK ile 2-2 berabere kalan sarı-kırmızılı ekip, ikinci maçında Erzurumspor FK’yi deplasmanda 4-0 mağlup etti. Galatasaray, ilk iki haftada topladığı 4 puanla averajla ikinci sırada bulunuyor.

Göztepe ise sezonun açılış maçında Samsunspor ile 3-3 berabere kaldıktan sonra ikinci haftada Gençlerbirliği’ne 1-0 yenildi. İzmir temsilcisi, üçüncü haftaya 1 puanla ve 14. sırada başladı.

Galatasaray ile Göztepe, Süper Lig’de 65. kez karşı karşıya gelecek. Ev sahibi Galatasaray, taraftarı önünde zirve yarışında puan kaybetmek istemiyor. Göztepe ise zorlu deplasmandan galibiyetle ayrılarak bu sezonki ilk 3 puanını kazanmayı hedefliyor.

Galatasaray – Göztepe maçının ilk 11’leri

Galatasaray: Uğurcan, Sallai, Davinson, Abdülkerim, Jakobs, Torreira, Lemina, Yunus, Sara, Barış Alper, Osimhen.

Göztepe: Gugeshashvili, Taha, Ege, Bokele, Akonnor, Miroshi, Rhaldney, Arda, Efkan, Henrique, Janderson.

Galatasaray – Göztepe maçı ne zaman, saat kaçta, hangi kanalda?

Galatasaray ile Göztepe, Süper Lig’in üçüncü haftasında 29 Ağustos’ta karşılaşacak. RAMS Park’ta oynanacak maç saat 21.30’da başlayacak. Mücadele beIN Sports 1’den canlı yayınlanacak.

Karşılaşmayı hakem Mehmet Türkmen yönetecek.

Source: www.hurriyet.com.tr

08/29/2026