| Editor's Note: The market has shown remarkable resiliency after the latest November rally. However, the constant uncertainty over whether the Fed will raise rates again is still keeping investors on edge. That's why in today's article, our friend Alexander Green, the Chief Investment Strategist at The Oxford Club, is showing you a potential way to bypass the Fed's mixed signals by focusing on ONE simple strategy. Plus, Alex is hosting a special training specifically designed to help you apply this methodology to your portfolio. It's free, but you need to RSVP now. Click here to get on the list and reserve your spot. - Ryan Fitzwater, Publisher Alexander Green, Chief Investment Strategist, The Oxford Club There's one equity class that is likely to seriously outperform for the foreseeable future. It offers the best opportunities in the market right now, in my view. But before we get to that, a bit of context... Stocks have faced a lot of headwinds recently. In response to the highest inflation in 40 years, the Federal Reserve took rates to a 16-year high. That stoked fears that the central bank would push the U.S. economy into a recession. In the third quarter, bond yields rose to their highest level in 16 years. Oil prices have been moving back toward $100 a barrel, thanks to rising global demand and supply cuts by Russia and Saudi Arabia. And yet consumers continue to spend. The economy remains at full employment. Third quarter GDP was at least 3.5%. (That's a long way from a recession.) And the fourth quarter should be stronger still. The October inflation reading was the lowest in two years. That took the likelihood of further interest rate increases by the Fed off the table. And ignited a rally in stocks. Despite the steepest rate hiking cycle by the Federal Reserve in four decades, the economy has remained so much stronger than expected. |
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