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It feels like we’re talking about the economy more than ever these days. From the headlines about inflation to whispers of a potential slowdown, it’s easy to feel a bit uneasy. One term that keeps popping up is “stagflation.” As someone who’s spent decades navigating the ups and downs of the tech world, I’ve learned … Read more
It feels like we’ve been hearing a lot about inflation lately, doesn’t it? Some economists are warning about a potential ‘inflation mountain,’ and it’s got me thinking about past economic cycles. Specifically, the 1970s come to mind. Back in the 1970s, many countries experienced a significant surge in inflation. Prices for everyday goods and services … Read more
It’s been a tough stretch for many Americans when it comes to their finances, and the numbers are starting to show it. Consumer sentiment, which is basically how people feel about the economy and their own financial future, has been dipping. At the same time, expectations for future inflation are creeping up. So, what’s going … Read more
It’s been a while since we’ve really dug into tariffs, but as I’ve watched the economic news lately, it feels like a good time to revisit this often misunderstood topic. Many of us hear about tariffs on the news, usually tied to international relations or trade disputes. But what does it all mean for us, … Read more
Hey everyone, I’ve been seeing a lot of chatter lately about something that feels really important for all of us, especially as artists trying to make a living: the accuracy of US inflation data. A recent Bloomberg piece highlighted how distrust in this data could be a big deal for a market worth around $2 … Read more
As of August 4th, 2025, we’re all feeling it. The price of everyday items seems to creep up year after year. This isn’t just your imagination; it’s the concept of purchasing power at work, and understanding it is key for any long-term investment strategy. Let’s take a simple example: a Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Bar. Back … Read more