Are You Ready For Inflation?
Americans are increasingly feeling the negative impacts of inflation on their quality of life and want to know if things will get better or worse and how that will impact their investments. While many indicators appear to be pointing toward a deceleration of inflation over the next year, the truth is that the future is a difficult thing to predict. Fortunately, we don’t have to if we invest in companies that could succeed regardless of future inflation.
In this week’s stock market & portfolio review, we are going to discuss what triggered last week’s buy alert, how the economy is holding up through the recent market volatility, and how we are looking to position portfolios into the new year.
Key Takeaways
- Use bouts of market fear to increase exposure to areas of stock market leadership
- The U.S. economy is accelerating across the board with inflation expectations easing
- Commodities remain an area of durable stock market leadership
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