Smooth Volatility and Boost Your Bottom Line
The market is changing before our eyes, and, hands-down, the best way to cope with it is to return to discounted dividend and income stocks. The better to beat volatility and inflation in one fell swoop. We're spending an entire week on finding and buying the best stocks in the market. Here's how to join us… | | Fed Policy in the Time of Financial Cholera
by Brandon Chapman, CMT | It's Fed Day and Chairman Powell has some splainin' to do. Right now, the market feels like Ricky talking to Lucy about what she's done - and what to do now. | We knew that Ricky loved Lucy just like Florentino loved Fermina in Gabriel García Márquez's 1985 book, "Love in the Time of Cholera." | I've never read the book but have always been intrigued by the title. The story is about an unrequited love that spanned 50 years. After Fermina's father's death (he was a doctor), Florentino expressed his love again for her. | Kinda like a Colombian version of Romeo and Juliet. | At the time of the novel's setting (the late 19th and early 20th centuries), cholera was a flourishing bacterial disease that propagated because of contaminated water or food. While life-threatening, antibiotics and rehydration can nowadays cure it. | You may be asking, "What do cholera and romance have to do with the Fed and markets?" | Let me explain… |
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