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Gary Brode of Deep Knowledge Investing and Robb Fahrion of Flying V Group discuss the 5 Things to Know in Investing This Week: The Shockwave Takeover Issue

-Economically illiterate people say silly things with great confidence. We’ll help you identify the nonsense.

DKI Summary:

Asset gatherers are saying we need lower interest rates to avoid a recession. Congress and the White House have been talking about lower mortgage rates and giveaways to “help” homebuyers. Does anyone understand cause and effect? The same massive governmental stimulus that caused inflation is keeping us out of an official recession. This doesn’t mean the economy is good. It just means we’re pulling forward future demand in favor of consumption now. Homebuyers aren’t hurt by current mortgage rates. It was years of near-zero interest rates that led to a housing price bubble. Subsidies for buyers will lead to higher prices, not lower ones.

DKI Takeaway:

The dominant economic narrative is that higher interest rates are crushing the consumer with an increase in the price of mortgages and credit card debt. However, it was the government keeping rates too low for too long and then debasing the dollar with excessive debt-fueled spending that caused the inflation problem we’re seeing now in addition to asset bubbles including higher home prices. For many Americans, higher rates, which encourage saving and investment, have been a huge benefit. Many people are benefitting from the opportunity to earn 4% - 5% on their cash balances instead of the .01% we’ve seen in recent years.

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This week's written version of the 5 Things with graphs:
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