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Dividend Income Summary: Lanny’s June 2022 Summary
We let the stock market do all the work – growing dividends and reinvesting dividends along the way. The passive income stream is growing at

Get Ready: A Baleful Consequence Of Inflation You’ve Heard Too Little About
So when there is a substantial nominal shock (e.g., a surge in the money supply) which in a frictionless, classical world would not affect relative

Nationalization May Fix A Broken Stock Market
Linking a speculative vehicle with pensions was a historical mistake. More people depend on an ever-rising stock market for their retirement.

July 2022 Stock Considerations
Looking at the month of July, I am sticking with many of the same potential picks I had back in April and May as prices

Is It Safer To Pull Your Money Out of the Stock Market or Keep Investing for Now?
Most investors should avoid selling in a bear market.

What Wrecked Growth Stocks? Can Lower Rates Revive Them?
For a decade, investors chased growth stocks, but now they won’t touch them; will a recession and falling rates bring them back? Growth stocks are

Stocks face more downside risk even after a massive sell-off as earnings come under pressure and investors eye alternatives, Goldman Sachs says
“Profit margins across markets are still elevated and some normalisation would result in negative earnings revisions,” analysts at Goldman Sachs said.

Expect a ‘procession of recessions’ across many of the world’s major economies within the next year, Nomura says
There are “increasing signs that the world economy is entering a synchronized growth slowdown,” analysts at Nomura wrote in a research note.

Goldman Sachs’s Gill: Recession Isn’t Our Base Case
Goldman Sachs macro strategist Gurpreet Gill comments on the US economy, unemployment and monetary policy. “What central banks are trying to engineer is a degree

The Road To Recession: Attempting To Time The Next Economic Downturn
Anchored by the deflationary experiences of the last decade, the Fed waited until headline CPI inflation had hit 7.9% before it finally started tightening monetary