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As the first half of 2023 comes to a close for markets, what does the second half hold in store for stocks? Brent Schutte, Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management Company Chief Investment Officer, sits down with Yahoo Finance Live to detail the full-year outlook for stocks amid inflation, Fed rate hikes, and recession risks.
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I’ve been quite unsure about investing in this current market and at the same time I feel it’s the best time to get started on the market. i was at a seminar and the host spoke about making over $972,000 within 3 Months with a capital of $200,000. I need guidance on what investments to make🚀🚀
@Tyshawn Alivia Do online research with his name.
You could have 3Xs your money if you would have started early this year.
80 miles from the nearest town, and the yelling keeps getting louder. I guess I’ll have to go investigate. Who even cares if it’s getting dark 😅
Do it yourself. You can do a better job than most advisors, which don’t beat the S & P. Buy S & P 500 index funds each month, and dollar cost average. Add a few single stock winners like AAPL, NVDA, and others every month. I like tech but try to diversify as you go. Keep the 1% the advisor will charge you. Right now bonds are also a buy.
The US government must pay over USD800 billion annual interest for its borrowing. That is more than the GDP of over 170 countries, including Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Sweden, Switzerland and UAE.
yeah so? we can attack any of them (UAE next) and loot their wealth if they dont follow our words – There is nothing to worry.
US has lost its competitive advantage over China because of high interest rates and strong USD.
China’s share of Global GDP is 50% higher than US. In 1980, China’s share of global GDP was less than 3%. Last year (2022), China’s share of global GDP increased over 6 times to over 18%. The US’s share of the Global GDP has dropped to 12.4%, lower than China’s. Thanks to Brandon for getting rid of President Trump.
The US increased interest rates to combat inflation. This move attracted hot money from overseas, which helped to boost the stock market and strengthen the exchange rate. However, the actual impact on the well-being of US businesses is detrimental.
The IPOs fundraising amount in the US has been declining since the first quarter of 2022. Mainland China has surpassed the US as the world’s largest IPO fundraising market for over four quarters.
The S&P 500 and Dow Jones stock indexes have remained healthy, largely due to the performance of a handful of large companies, such as Apple, Amazon and Microsoft. The rest of the US’s small and mid-sized businesses are struggling. The rising interest rate makes it more expensive for a business to borrow money, leads to higher inventory costs, and makes it difficult for startups and smaller companies to raise seed and venture capital.
High-growth SMEs are extremely important for investors and the economy. It could generate a 3-5 times multiple over invested capital; annualized return of over 35%, which the interest income could not beat.
A country will fail if its SMEs are not growing.
Another ultra-economic surge is building in China.
China’s Common Prosperity is an initiative to reduce plutocracy and wealth inequality like the USA and India, where 1% of the population can own up to 50% of the country’s wealth. Common Prosperity initiative has resulted in many rich people in Beijing and Shanghai divesting some of their wealth overseas. Through Common Prosperity, China will enforce the implementation to reduce illegal tax avoidance and illegal monopolies in China.
China’s government will focus on developing tier 3 and 4 cities with over 1,100 million people. It will result in another surge of high growth in China like what happened to China decades ago.