FAIM Capital
2022-06-18

I suggest everyone to take it with a pinch of salt. It's rather obvious that it was written with an overly bullish tone. US yield curve inversion happened briefly in Apr and Jun this year; yield curve inversion is a precursor of recession. Assuming Fed remains hawkish, the recession which everyone fears would likely to happen sooner rather than later. The Fed should have hit the breaks gently since Mar/Apr 2021; Powell is late to the party. A bear market could last for as long as 18 months. Having said it, a terrible market is an excellent opportunity to Dollar Cost Average on equities of companies with strong fundamentals. It's a good time to look at dividend stocks now.

The Next Bull Market Is Just Months Away and Could Take the S&P 500 to 6000, Says BofA
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  • boonk
    2022-06-18
    boonk
    dot com bear was terrible long. hope this is a quick recovery by 2023
    • FAIM Capital: 
      In fairness, unemployment rate is very low and US families have the highest level of balance sheet in their history thanks to the stimulus. Hence, I'm cautiously optimistic.
  • hh488
    2022-06-18
    hh488
    Will wait till end-Jul to see any further hike before going in big time.
    • FAIM Capital: 
      Instead of timing the market, we should be going into the market for the long term. Hence, the quality of the companies matters.
  • Maria_yy
    2022-06-19
    Maria_yy
    Nice post, I will share it with others.
  • JC888
    2022-06-18
    JC888
    Agree with yr viewpoint.
  • yeetmin76
    2022-06-18
    yeetmin76
    Thanks for sharing
  • JarvisKhong
    2022-06-18
    JarvisKhong
    why
    • FAIM Capital: 
      That's due to both US Fed and Dept of Treasury being overly optimistic about inflation. The "transitory" argument was overturned; the ridiculous increase in prices proved the costly inactions.
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