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[Tracy Shuchart (𝒞𝒽𝒾 ) @chigrl]

I missed the fact that I have on this site for 17 years as of February 2026 ..thank you all !

[Scott Phillips @TMFScottP]

Oh man. This is... not a good idea.

If he's really, really lucky, some 'tough love' will work.

But this is desperation... and I suspect it will backfire. Trying to win by running down *every* player is a low-probability bet.

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Disclaimer: This content does not constitute financial advice. Always consult a licensed financial professional before making any investment decisions.

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Do you recall the days when a steaming cup of coffee set you back just 50 cents? When you could catch a movie for only $3, and grocery bills didn’t break the bank? It’s amazing how much things have changed!

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Don’t let inflation diminish your hard-earned money. By strategically investing across various asset classes, you can build a diversified portfolio that not only preserves your purchasing power but also positions you for future growth.

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• Precious Metals (Gold & Silver): Often seen as safe-haven assets, these can preserve value when inflation is high.
• Commodities: Investments in goods like oil, natural gas, or agricultural products can diversify risk and offer inflation protection.

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• Fixed Income (Bonds & Mutual Funds): Bonds can deliver steady income and help stabilize your portfolio during volatile periods.
• Real Estate: Property values and rental incomes tend to rise with inflation, making real estate a proven hedge.

[Behavioral Finance @victorricciardi]

My new book “Advanced Introduction to Behavioral Finance” with co-authors Kent Baker and John Nofsinger is now available. The book provides a solid overview of behavioral finance plus special topics on behavioral corporate finance, the human biology of investing and the psychology of retirement. See attached Table of Contents for a detailed list of chapters. See the abstract for Chapter 2: Risk Perspectives. Available on Amazon at: https://t.co/vvZqROV1kT

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[Ben Phillips @BenPhillips_ANU]

Consumer prices steadily outpacing prices paid by producers. Peaked June 2023 with consumer subsidies likely assisting consumers. Wages outpacing CPI by just 6.6% last 26 years (peaked June 2020 at +15%)

[Barchart @Barchart]

If you invested $1 in Altria, you would have $2.6 million today, making it the best-performing stock in history, according to research from Arizona State. Altria has generated a cumulative compound return of 265,528,900.62% since data began being recorded. Here are the others 👇

[Catherine Cashmore @CC_CASHMORE]

Latest on vacancy rates and rents from @SQMResearch - the most accurate data provider for the real estate industry in Australia.

Louis Christopher, Managing Director of SQM Research said:

“For the past 30 days, SQM Research has recorded the largest decline in capital city rents since the days of 2020 when Covid first hit the country.

The falls were broad based, with the larger falls recorded in our larger capital cities and regional coastal locations.

It should be noted of course that rents are still very high and this retracement is minor compared to the massive rise in rents recorded around the country since 2021.

And it should also be stated that the rental crisis is still not yet over as we have recorded an ongoing low national rental vacancy rate of just 1.3%.

But still, this will be somewhat welcoming to tenants and as a research house, we do believe the market rental rises of 10 to 20% per annum are now over.”

[James Foster @JFosterFM]

@PeteWargent 4% always seemed a bit hawkish with a global easing cycle already underway...

[Liz Ann Sonders @LizAnnSonders]

Refinancing activity has started to pick back up at a faster pace … closing in a on a new high this year

[Lance Roberts @LanceRoberts]

We are finally beginning to see cracks in parts of the #credit #market. It is still early, but the #debt market is a strong predictor of #equity market outcomes. Something worth watching.