Enjoying short term yields while they last. Indexes unless you have the time and skill to be a stockpicker, which most don't.
I think valuations are still high given contracting margins and the significant potential for an earnings recession. But I also think a shift in monetary policy to a more relaxed position could be good for stocks, at least in the near term.
Enjoying short term yields while they last. Indexes unless you have the time and skill to be a stockpicker, which most don't.
I think valuations are still high given contracting margins and the significant potential for an earnings recession. But I also think a shift in monetary policy to a more relaxed position could be good for stocks, at least in the near term.
Enjoying short term yields while they last. Indexes unless you have the time and skill to be a stockpicker, which most don't.
I think valuations are still high given contracting margins and the significant potential for an earnings recession. But I also think a shift in monetary policy to a more relaxed position could be good for stocks, at least in the near term.
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