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Flight #42: Why is the Fed Driving Us into a Recession and What is Deep Risk?
Episode 42
Published 3 years, 5 months ago
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Q&A: Most common client questions lately:
- Headline of the day! (See slide...)
This chart shows the annualized performance of a $10,000 investment made between January 2002 and January 2022. A fully invested investment returned 9.4% or $60,253. When the investor missed the 10 best days, the return is 5.21% or $27,604. When the investor missed the 20 best days, the return is 2.51% or $16,414. Finally, when the investor missed the 30 best days, the return is 0.32% or $10,651. An added fact is that seven of the 10 best days occurred within 15 days of the 10 worst days.
Topics we have been writing about, helping our clients with...- Non-Airline Company Life Insurance and Portability...
- The limits of standard Disability Insurance and how to manage those limits
- How to stay disciplined in this battle...bad stock market
- What's the best path for young aspiring pilots? Cargo, Passenger, Fractional, Military?
Meat of the Mission:
- Why is the Fed raising rates such that we could go into a recession
- Why is inflation so dangerous?
- What role does psychology play in our economy, inflation, etc.?
- i. 1970, 1980's...
- Why would we keep investing if we knew we were headed for a recession?
- Official dates of the Great Recession: December 2007 – June 2009
- S&P 500 Market returns
- January 1 – December 2009 – 26.5%
- 2010 – S&P 500....about 15%
- S&P 500 Market returns
- Official dates of the Great Recession: December 2007 – June 2009
- What is Deep Risk versus Shallow Risk? We are afraid of the wrong things.
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