Commodities or Cash? Overheat or Stagflation? Please Vote
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Hey Tigers! Hope you had a terrific day! ☀️ Special Greetings to femail investors on today🌸🌸 Recomend: IWD: Women Investors in the Tiger Community(II) IWD: Women Investors in the Tiger Community(I) The below pretty clock shown here was created by Merrill Lynch. The investment clock captures two important truths: Capitalisteconomies follow a business cycle. No sector of the economy, or asset or company exists in isolation. In detail: Market under Reflation/ Reseesion Period with GDP ⬇️& CPI⬇️, Investors are encouraged to hold Government bonds >Cash> Stocks> Industrial Metals Market under Recovery Period with GDP⬆️ & CPI⬇️, Investors are encouraged to hold Stocks > Energy Commodities > Corporate bonds > Cash Market under Overheating / Boom Period with GDP⬆️ & CPI⬆️, Investors are encouraged to hold Precious Metals > Stocks > Cash / High Yields Bonds Market under Stagflation Period withGDP⬇️& CPI⬆️, Investors are encouraged to hold Cash > Soft Commodities / Inflation-Linked Bonds > Stocks The following image shows how the different sectors or assets do well at different points in the business cycle: What's your opinion on where the stock market stages now? Overheating or Stagflation? What's your investing strategies? Volatile markets? Fret not! We have a solution to your woes ADM vs. BG, How to bet on rising agricultural commodities? 🚀🚀Top Investing Opportunities Under War & High Inflation Market Leave your opinions in the comment! You may be rewarded with Tiger Coins💸💸💸 Don't forget I am the richest tiger in this community😎😎
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