Inflation is on everyone's mind.
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Dear Reader,
"The 1970s are starting to trend for all the wrong reasons." – NPR. 
Inflation is on everyone's mind. Prices are soaring as the economy rebounds from the pandemic recession. Yet we are seeing shortages of raw material, lumber, and semiconductors. And there are rising concerns that the U.S. is headed back to the days of double-digit inflation in the 1970s… When the Federal Reserve had to take drastic action. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and others in the Biden administration attribute the "run-up" in prices to "supply shocks" due to the pandemic and "pent-up demand from consumers." 
They are calling it "a temporary phenomenon" and not the start of an "upward spiral" as was the case during the Nixon and Carter years. Yet financial guru Jeff Brown sees it differently. He's spent 30 years as a high-level tech executive and investment analyst. And is currently an angel investor in many things tech. He's found a way to come out on top... A way to turn the tables on the government. Well-informed investors could capture untold wealth in the days ahead with a well-timed investment. Watch Jeff Brown's video to discover how, here. Regards,
Van Bryan Editorial Director, Brownstone Research
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