Global stock markets slipped today following their attempt to rebound from the sell-off caused by a potential rise in inflation.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has been saying all week that the Fed is sticking with its plan to keep short-term interest rates steady and buy as many government-backed bonds as needed to keep things running without a hitch.
But it still has some investors worried…
However, bond prices and interest rates have an inverse relationship. And with bond prices expected to move higher, there’s a good chance interest rates could fall a little bit, which should lower inflationary pressure.
In today’s video, I’ll show you the hidden danger in the stock market right now… whether the Nasdaq 100 has more downside ahead… which sectors are leading at the moment… the sectors you want to avoid at all costs… and which stocks to take advantage of right now.
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