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1 week ago |
realinvestmentadvice.com | Lance Roberts
Inflation risk has been a significant topic of discussion in the mainstream media for the last few years. Such is unsurprising given that inflation spiked following the pandemic in 2020 as consumer spending (demand) was shot into overdrive from stimulus payments and production (supply) was shuttered. To understand why that occurred, we need to revisit “Economics 101.” “In economics, inflation is a general increase in the prices of goods and services.
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1 week ago |
realinvestmentadvice.com | Lance Roberts
Basis Trade Sends Yields Soaring How We Are Trading It Research Report – Stock Market As Recession Indicator Youtube – Before The Bell Market Statistics Stock Screens Portfolio Trades This Week Last week, we noted that the market was not expecting retaliation from China. “Rather than coming to the table to negotiate, China responded with a reciprocal 34% tariff on the U.S. plus export controls on rare earth metals needed for technological production.
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2 weeks ago |
realinvestmentadvice.com | Lance Roberts
Last week, we noted that “nothing good happens below the 200-DMA,” and the tariff-induced market crash this past week confirmed that statement. However, we also noted that over the last 30 years, previous failures at the 200-DMA have also often been buying opportunities. That is unless some “event” of magnitude creates a massive shift in analysts’ estimates.
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2 weeks ago |
realinvestmentadvice.com | Lance Roberts
The Liberation Day Tariffs Crash The Market How We Are Trading It Research Report – Stock Market As Recession Indicator Youtube – Before The Bell Market Statistics Stock Screens Portfolio Trades This Week Last week, we noted that it would not be uncommon for the market to retest recent lows. That is what happened on Monday morning before rallying sharply off that level.
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3 weeks ago |
realinvestmentadvice.com | Lance Roberts
A Wall Street axiom states that the stock markets lead the economy by about six months. While not a perfect predictor, the stock market reacts to investor expectations about future corporate earnings, economic activity, interest rates, and inflation. When sentiment shifts due to anticipated weakness in any of these areas, equity prices often decline, reflecting a reassessment of future growth.
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