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The debate on the sustainability of inflation is alive! Markets react and traders battle out their Feds next move. Retail and consumer discretionary stocks look weak, while semiconductors and car resellers could bounce. Biotech sits on support.
Buffet and Munger hate on cryptos, while Millennials are bored with the stock market. Russian tax reporting has changed, now requiring insurance products be reported. Fines are a joke.
As regular readers will be aware, I have been keeping any interested investors who were subject to the Park First investment scam abreast of developments in the situation based on news from the UK. Last week, news came to light that the Financial Conduct Authority, the UKs’ financial regulator, were close to agreeing a settlement on the Park First scandal with the owners of the outfit.
'Sell in May' critics are running wild this year. Meanwhile, bearish trends are usually strong in the next six months. Historically, these months warrant caution.
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Closer look at Emerging Markets after last years stellar returns. Barrons Big Money looks bullish from the outside only. SaaS is overvalued still.. Seasonality shifts towards small caps. Financial Vulnerability is a hot topic after COVID.
We count new Billionaires, while Biden sees room to tax. Jim Grant says the Fed is likely to get blind-sided. Seasonality hits a wall.

Housing prices rose strongly in 2020, most of the growth in non-Urban areas. Furnishings and additions were also unusually strong as more people used their house for an office and school during COVID lockdowns. Uncertainty around gold’s direction continues, but Bitcoin looks to break out above $60K soon. The US auto manufacturers are suffering from …

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Macroeconomic charts say industrials will do well. China and US push limits and fears of trade wars and currency problems. Oil remains strong, as seasonality supports more large cap strength.

Value stocks have been on a tear, while growth stocks and tech leaders have taken a back seat since late January. This has pressured the overall market indexes, e.g. the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq.  March volatility arrived as promised and next week could exacerbate into more weakness as put-call ratios continue to rise and …

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UK budget changes were announced with repercussions for tax payers and pensioners. Buffet on bonds, and SPACs boom.
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