Yoni Bergman

Quoted from THE NEW YORK TIMES: Stocks are dropping now because companies and consumers face rising costs nearly everywhere they turn and investors fear that the Fed will clobber the economy as it tries to get inflation under control. The central bank has already raised interest rates twice this year, and Wall Street is bracing for interest

Quoted from InvestmentNews: “Like back then, the Fed told you this was coming 1,000 yards away. Frankly, the only surprise in all this is that people seem to be surprised about the market’s reaction. And as the Fed exits the market, we will go back to picking stocks based on hard value, true value.” Dan

Quoted from The Wall Street Journal: Stocks have come under pressure due to concerns about the Fed’s pullback of easy monetary policies as it combats the recent bout of high inflation. Consumer prices rose in April at a slower pace than the previous month, but still faster than economists had expected, data released Wednesday showed. That fueled more worries

Quoted from Kiplinger: The principal attraction of muni bonds, which are issued by state and local governments in the U.S., is that interest income is free from federal taxes – and for bonds issued in your state of residence, free from state and local taxes as well. Interest rates tend to follow movements in the

Quoted from AARP: 2021 was a banner year for most financial assets. The S&P 500 stock index, a broad measure of the U.S. stock market and a core holding in many brokerage accounts and 401(k) plans, rose nearly 27 percent last year. Many individual stocks, such as COVID-19 vaccine maker Moderna (+143 percent) and automaker