A single word has garnered a ton of attention lately: “transitory.”
It’s how the Federal Reserve characterizes rising asset prices in industries across the board. But not all economists agree with that forecast.
“I think it’s anything but transitory,” says senior analyst Tony Sagami, editor of the monthly newsletter Disruptors & Dominators.
According to Tony, “Congress keeps on passing stimulus bills, and the Federal Reserve keeps buying bonds for quantitative easing (QE) and insists on keeping interest rates at zero. Those have consequences.”
He adds, “Part of the problem is we have to keep interest rates low, or the government budget will blow up and explode! We’ll become an Argentina!”
In this special four-minute video segment, Tony, one of the pioneers in computerized investing, says by adjusting your portfolio accordingly, you can not only protect yourself, but profit handily in this environment.
Tony explains:
The key is to separate the winners from the losers. There are many losers ... and many winners.
This is not the time to leave the market. Valuations are high, but they’re going to go higher. And it’s because of the “money flood.”
All the money that’s being printed has to go somewhere. And it’s going to continue to flood into stocks and real estate.
Don’t let temporary corrections — as uncomfortable and scary as they may be sometimes — shake you out of the stock market.
The long-term path is still upwards, and the path of least resistance is higher stock prices.
In this insightful video, Tony also discusses:
• Stocks that are “doing fantastic” because even though “inflation is rising, our economy is still growing.”
• The “main reason” why higher prices are here to stay.
• His other newsletter, which guides investors “looking for short-term capital appreciation,” and “very active trading.”
And more!
The information in this short segment couldn’t be timelier. I suggest you watch it now.
Happy investing!
Jessica Borg
Financial Anchor
Disruptors & Dominators
