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It’s been another volatile week in financial markets with events in and around Ukraine continuing to dominate. This in turn creates huge uncertainty around the global economic outlook, with soaring commodity prices a massive downside risk for growth and upside risk for inflatio...

My NEW ERA investment backdrop is entrenched in the current investment landscape. Right now, the "negatives" are getting all of the attention, but there are positives out there as well. Policy errors are taking their toll; HIGH energy costs and HIGH Inflation are embedded in the e...

The Fed may be one and done when it comes to rate hikes. Inflation will kill what growth is left as consumer sentiment sinks. Consumers are simply unable to keep pace with rising inflation rates. For further details see: The Fed Is Raising Rates Into A Recession

Sustained increases in government size reduce long-term economic growth. Government spending distorts incentives that reduce productivity and efficiency. These comments are backed by academic research and proven with actual economic data. For further details see: Why Gov...

U.S. consumer price index jumps 7.9% in February. ECB announces earlier end to quantitative-easing program. Oil prices surge as Russia-Ukraine war roils energy markets. For further details see: Energy Prices Soar Amid Russian Invasion Of Ukraine

At the end of 2021, the S&P 500 was poised to nominally return -1.53%/year over the next 10 years. As of the close yesterday, that figure was 0.73%/year. The only period that compares with this valuation-wise is the dot-com bubble. We are near dot-com level valuations, in the 98th...

Why the Russia-Ukraine war may create challenges for the global economy. How Russia-Ukraine conflict could impact supply chains. Can today's inflation rate take us back to the 1970s? For further details see: From War To Inflation To COVID-19: The Outlook... It's Complica...

On March 9th, 2022 the Federal Reserve conducted their final open market purchase effectively ending the Covid QE program started in March 2020. The Fed meets again on March 16th in the next FOMC meeting to decide on interest rate increases and steps to address rising inflation. T...

This article should help you remain calm in times of market stress, like the time we are currently in. Swimming against the current is never pleasant, but it’s something we have to do if we want to reap the returns over the long term. It’s hard, but we must acknowled...

Initial claims for regular state unemployment insurance ticked up by 11,000 for the week ending March 5, coming in at 227,000. The four-week average rose in the latest week following four consecutive declines, coming in at 231,250, a rise of just 500. Continuing labor shortages, a...