I've been thinking about getting back into the market. I had $180k set aside, waiting for the Fed to stop raising rates. But it seems like the pause might be indefinite.
But with inflation still above target, do you think the Fed will continue with rate hikes? A soft landing might be on the table if unemployment remains steady.
I've been thinking about getting back into the market. I had $180k set aside, waiting for the Fed to stop raising rates. But it seems like the pause might be indefinite.
I know what you mean, John. It’s tricky. Stocks and ETFs aren't the economy. They can rise and fall regardless of the broader economic conditions.
Exactly, The FAANG stocks are a prime example. They've been volatile, but they still drive a lot of market movement.
But with inflation still above target, do you think the Fed will continue with rate hikes? A soft landing might be on the table if unemployment remains steady.
I wouldn’t bet on a soft landing. Inflation is far from the Fed’s 2% target, and their recent moves have been unpredictable.
In the meantime, fixed income investments like T-bills and bonds could be a good option. They provide stability and a steady income stream.
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