Wharton's Jeremy Siegel on correction watch, warns market is not ready for U-turn on Fed policy (via TradingNation)
"I am still pretty fully invested because, you know, there is no alternative," he said. "Bonds are getting, in my opinion,Siegel anticipates rising prices will stretch out over several years, with cumulative inflation reaching 20% to 25%.
"Even with a little bit of bumpiness in stocks, you have to be wanting to hold real assets in this scenario. And, stocks are real assets." he noted. "All that which in the long run is going to maintain value."
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Jeremy Clarkson has awkward moment with radio host after Top Gear punch questionJeremy Clarkson, who co-presents the Grand Tour, was asked about the infamous incident which saw him depart Top Gear back in 2015
Les mer »
Want to know why it's so hard to beat the market?OPINION: Fail to own just one or two stocks, and you could significantly lag behind. Here are two factors that make it difficult to beat the market, Mark Hulbert writes.
Les mer »
This Florida city is where rents have been rising mostFor the first time since the start of the pandemic, rents are increasing in every major metropolitan area nationwide, according to one report.
Les mer »
The Most Optimistic Explanation I’ve Seen for Joe Biden’s Awful Approval RatingWhat if Joe Biden's terrible approval rating is just about gas prices?
Les mer »
The case of Japan’s curiously quiescent inflation rateAs consumer prices rise across much of the world, inflation in Japan stays stubbornly low
Les mer »