Monday, January 3, 2022

Overvalued Market or Overwrought Worries?

 
From the Desk of Don Yocham:    
  
I hope you and yours had a wonderful New Year.

With the holidays behind us, it's time to strap in and see what 2022 could have in store for investors.

The S&P surged to all-time highs in December – all of 2021 was essentially a straight line up. And with a year of breathtaking equity market gains behind us, now's a great time to gain perspective on the market with some cold hard facts.

The Fed, under the leadership Jerome Powell — and fresh into his newly-extended tenure — has pledged to raise rates in 2022.

Could this have a chilling effect on the market's meteoric rise?

Plus, a mounting stream of analysts seem to be ringing the alarm bells, warning of a "historic crash" on the horizon.

Does the market stand at the cliff's edge or are valuations justified?

And what does it mean for investors that want to be prepared for the worst — yet still profit if the market continues to rise?

Tomorrow, Tuesday, January 4th, join me on our Prosperity Pub Telegram channel at 11am Eastern for a Deep Dive on the S&P 500 to get a real look at the fundamentals driving the U.S. equity market and where the risks really lie.
 
To your success,
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