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| | | Are the Chickens Finally Coming Home to Roost for Fed Money Printing? |
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We've been discussing inflation for some time now, and I'm going to break down the Federal Reserve's favorite inflation gauge — and why it matters to the stock market and your bottom line.
Inflation is when asset prices and the price for goods and services go up. The ideal scenario for the Fed's favorite inflation gauge is 2% growth a year. It's 2% because that is considered healthy and sustainable growth over the long term.
There are some years where inflation grows more than 2%, and years where it grows less. The Fed made a big change in its stance at the end of 2020 in that inflation could be around 2% on average.
Which means the central bankers will now allow inflation to run hotter than 2% for some time as long as it averages out. But the thing about inflation is that since the March 2009 stock market lows, we haven't seen much.
That's been a problem for the Fed, and one of the reasons it's been able to keep printing money every single month since. And the consequence of printing too much money is inflation. |
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| | | We Gained 148% on MRNA in 3 Days. Here's How |
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If you keep up with the stock market like I do — even while I'm vacationing at Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire — then you probably heard Thursday evening's news by now…
Moderna was added to the S&P 500… which was great news for First Strike Portfolio members!
But for those of you who might be a little behind, the vaccine-maker is replacing Alexion Pharmaceuticals, which AstraZeneca plans to acquire.
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| | Implied Volatility is the estimated volatility, or gyrations, of a security's price and is most commonly used when pricing options. In general, implied volatility increases while the market is bearish, when investors believe the asset's price will decline over time, and decreases when the market is bullish, when investors believe that the price will rise over time. This is due to the common belief that bearish markets are riskier than bullish markets. Implied volatility is a way of estimating the future fluctuations of a security's worth based on certain predictive factors. |
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