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May 2022 Newsletter: Inflation or Recession

May 8, 2022 Latest Articles: Investing During Stagflation Dividend King Investing Ideas This newsletter issue examines the Federal Reserve’s dilemma as it tries to fight inflation, while trying not to contribute to the forming of a recession. Causes of Recent Inflation Consumer price inflation...

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Per sapere se il portafoglio sale o scende lo devi controllare, come fai a ignorarlo quando scende se non sai se sale o se scende
A parte gli scherzi, controllare ossessivamente il portafoglio quando il mercato scende per sapere di quanto scende, porta solo inutile sofferenza.

If you only look when markets are rising and ignore your portfolio when it’s falling you can save yourself a lot of unnecessary anguish.

Obsessing over my portfolio every time markets fall. What good does it do to spend all of your time worrying about something that’s completely out of your control?
If you build corrections and crashes into your expectations they don’t sting quite as bad.
I know my portfolio is going to go down on occasion. Sometimes certain investments will get vaporized.
That’s how risk works.

Some Things I'm Not Going to Regret in 20 Years - A Wealth of Common Sense

Why I'm buying stocks right now.

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Stamattina probabilmente eimi toccherà i -10% ytd in euro, che mi ero dato come soglia di un primo ingresso. Per il momento passo, ho una brutta sensazione.

 

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Two years of economic stagnation and almost 600,000 job losses are the price of taming U.K. inflation, estimates from the Bank of England indicate.
Using market assumptions that interest rates climb to 2.5% by the middle of next year, the central bank forecast that the economy will shrink in 2023, stagnate in 2024. That in the bank’s outlook could prompt unemployment to jump to 5.5% from 3.8%.

Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

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