Stocks looking to grind higher into year end but declining 2023 earnings outlook likely to stall further gains

Interest rates to remain higher for longer (3 minute video) 

Too late to sell but too early to buy (3 minute video)

Stock averages will bottom when Fed stops hiking rates (3 minute video)

Inflation declines may prove elusive for next two months (4 minute video)

Fed Inflation target of 2% needs to be reset to 3.5% short term (4 minute video)

If recession does occur, it will likely be mild (5 minute video)

Year end rally will likely fade on first quarter earnings outlook (4 minute video)  

Look for 5% fed funds rate by March holding for most of 2023 (4 minute video)

Imported LNG saving Europe from extreme winter crisis (4 minute video)

Significant declines in earnings and employment lay ahead making for very risky environment for stocks 

Fed will continue pushing rates higher until things break (4-minute video)

Interest rate hikes likely to continue through most of 2023 (3-minute video)

PE ratio suggest stocks have extreme downside risk (5 minute video)

Recession likely in early 2023 due to slowing growth (3 minute video)

Unemployment rate must go up if Fed is to reign in inflation (4 minute video)

Ugly economic narrative to continue for foreseeable future (5 minute video)

Continue to trim positions and raise cash until inflation shows some sign of abating

Banks signaling tough times ahead for economy and stocks (2 minute video)

Demand destruction is Fed’s ultimate goal (3 minute video)

S&P below 4000 means big drop for crypto (4 minute video)

Own but don’t trade large cap tech stocks at this stage (3 minute video)

Energy inflation is key risks to stocks and economy (4 minute video)

Look for oil prices to jump due to supply restraints (5 minute)

It may be time to dip toe into Chinese stocks (4 minute video)

Given likely extreme volatility through first half, raise cash during rallies for redeployment during second half of 2022

Fed rate hikes likely to be fewer than consensus (4 minute video)

Negative outlook for stocks means short term rebound (5 minute video)

First half tightening by Fed will cause continuing volatility (5 minute video)

Supply glut in second half will reign in inflation (4 minute video)

Market is not prepared for aggressive Federal Reserve hikes (5 minute video)

US Stocks gearing up for year-end rally but inflation and supply chain issues are restraining demand for goods and services.

Financial and energy stocks look to lead market forward (3-minute video)

Stocks getting into position for year-end rally (3-minute video)

Return of workers means steady economic growth in 2022 (3-minute video)

Surprise ahead – deflation may just win out in 2022 (4-minute video)

Look for oil prices to roar higher through first half of 2022 (5-minute video)

Increasing market volatility likely to cause stocks to struggle into year end

Market likely to correct lower over next few month (4-minute video)

Much more inflation will rattle the market (4-minute video)

Washington tax debate has investors on edge (5-minute video)

Short term stock indigestion should cure itself by year-end  (3-minute video)

Fed dialing back stimulus means problems for equities(3-minute video)

Millennials 30-50 year old now key driver of stocks (4-minute video) 

Stock gains pretty much realized for 2021 in USA market with reacceleration not likely to resume until early next year.

Earnings at all time high but should grow through 2022 (2-minute video)

Salary inflation is definitely not transitory (3-minute video)

Delayed re-opening to favor energy, financials and tech (4-minute video)

Shortages driving inflation and lowering employment gains(2-minute video)

Risk free investors knowingly accepting losses on bonds (3-minute video)

Energy demand will lead to oil crisis in a few years (3- minute video)

As forecasters rush to ramp-up 2021 GDP estimates, inflation concerns are rising

GDP estimates surging for 1st quarter and full year (3-minute video)

Fiscal Stimulus may drive accelerating inflation (5-minute video)

Normalcy is still a ways off so buy the dips (4-minute video)

Fiscal Stimulus may drive accelerating inflation (5-minute video)

Stock market looks poised for 10% percent pull back (6-minute video)

Stagnant big cap tech stocks likely to resume growth cycle (4-minute video)

Depressed interest rates don’t support high stock prices (4-minute video)

Economy quickly rebounding after two-month recession but many businesses will need further aid to recover or survive

Labor market and inventory build picking up steam (5-minute video)

Ultralow rates could be fostering a new roaring twenties (3-minute video)

Home building roaring into year end and 2021 looks strong (3-minute video)

Massive amount of money waiting to enter market (2-minute video)  

Stocks drifting higher into year-end regardless who wins (3-minute video)

Demand pull-forward and clousures means slower growth (3-minute video)

Market toppy short term and pullback possibility increasing (2-minute video)