The Fed has an opportunity to start cutting rates while the economy is still in a good place. Doing so will help bring inflation down and go a long way toward achieving a soft landing. #fed#inflation#economy#interestrates https://t.co/9AGq41sntj
Fitch Ratings just downgraded the quality of US public debt. The reasons are strictly political, and Fitch is the second rating agency to think that U.S. governance is deteriorating badly. #economy https://t.co/KrVPHzfqmE
If you're well into retirement, have substantial assets, and don't have to leave a significant inheritance, you might want to avoid investing in stocks. This is particularly true today when real interest rates on Treasury rates are the highest in years. https://t.co/uCjuVUmS9K
Terrible sportsmanship from @holgerrune2003. Double bounce against Cerundolo, which Holger clearly knew when he stopped playing, but allowed the referee's bad call to stand. Rafa, Nole, Roger would have never done that. Shame on you.
Market participants are confused: why are stocks close to their highest in a year, when there are so many obvious problems? #StockMarket#bankcrisis#DebtCeiling https://t.co/1KRv6zBThK
@Bane_Shattier Pretty dumb way to “test.” What this accomplished is for people to learn how to turn off future warnings. On iPhones: Settings > Notifications > Emergency Alerts.
Financial crises take time to unfold. While SVB's collapse seems to be the result of issues specific to the company, it will take a while until we know for sure. What's happening now and what to look for in the near future? Read our latest insight: https://t.co/6GQ3QA3t93
Fortunately for investors, U.S. Treasuries offer a solid alternative to the current stock market uncertainty, and they can turn a profit regardless of where stocks go. This is my take on how to choose the best ones. #investors#TreasuryBills https://t.co/EePWmcMub8
The red-hot real estate market of just over a year ago has become a victim of its own success. Escalating home prices and soaring mortgage rates turned homes unaffordable for many, while builders face growing inventories and plummeting sales. https://t.co/pAMdIWbJtw
@HalftimeReport the flaw in Jim lebenthal’s excuse “I’m a long term investor“ is that a lack of risk controls subjects his clients to massive volatility in exchange for uncertain profits. According to his reasoning he will still be right if stocks sink another 30%
The risk that the Fed will cause a recession remains high, and yesterday's strong equity rally seems to downplay that risk. One month showing lower-than-expected CPI will not make the Fed change its course. https://t.co/8EiZnDTffA
It may be too late to liquidate your portfolio, even though chances of a market crash have gone up. Here's how to look at what is driving today's market to help you decide what to do. https://t.co/aEErG3hNXe
As a four-decade downtrend in interest rates comes to an end, investors need to re-examine the role that bonds play in their portfolios. Questions? Contact me via direct message or comment below. https://t.co/XC1DdYNUbX
Bond funds & individual bonds are fundamentally different instruments. With rising rates, individual bonds held to maturity will deliver a much better performance than bond funds held for similar periods. #bonds#interestrates#investing https://t.co/h46BX64MHL
Being always 100% invested is not always the best strategy: we're all constrained by our tolerance for risk. Building portfolios with that in mind could go a long way to improve investment success. Questions? Drop us a message. #risktolerance#investing
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Is the Fed playing with fire? Fed Chair Jay Powell & other Fed officials are talking tough about inflation, staking a "whatever it takes" approach to bring it down. But their actions don't match their words, at least not yet. #inflation#FederalReserve https://t.co/teqBaZHrZO