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Between October 13 and February 2, the stock market enjoyed a healthy rebound on the optimistic market outlook that the Federal Reserve’s rapid 2022 tightening

The current market environment is unpredictable. A few months ago, most economists were forecasting a recession in 2023, but in recent months persistent consumer spending,

“Patterns repeat, because human nature hasn’t changed for thousands of years” said legendary trader Jesse Lauriston Livermore. We believe that today, Wall Street, broadly speaking,

The prospects for stocks and bonds in 2023 are not great. Consequently, we are overweighting safe- haven investments like precious metals, high yielding stocks, and

We have been bearish on stocks, bonds, and real estate for two years, but see a glimmer of hope that a meaningful economic recession and

The major indexes experienced their worst first nine months of the year since 2002, with declines in the Dow Industrials of -18.6%, S&P 500 of

S&P 500 earnings have topped. The Federal Reserve talks tough. Rising energy prices threaten a European depression. Supply-side not monetary solutions are needed.   Following

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The market’s decline rests with how severely earnings decline. Massive Federal Reserve Accommodation has led to multiple asset bubbles. Inflation will be tenacious due to

Stocks, bonds, and 60/40 had terrible first half. No surprise. The market has potentially 50% more downside, but that is not the worst case. Reflationary

The investment environment has radically shifted to a commodity driven inflationary super cycle. Inflation has not been this severe in 40 years. Regrettably, commodity shortages,

With inflation hitting 40-year highs, interest rates are rising rapidly toward normal historical levels. With accelerating urgency, the Federal Reserve, the U.S. central bank, is