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"We still see no real signs of a bull market," Bank of America said after the summer bear-market rally, reiterating its S&P 500 call at 3,600.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Helping You Survive and Prosper in the Greater Depression

While US monetary policy was too aggressive for too long, the likely culprit behind the surge in consumer prices was expansionary fiscal policy. It is worth remembering that aggressive monetary policy also followed the Great Recession but did not create a rise in inflation.

There are alternatives – but they come with their own pitfalls

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

A few $billion cannot move a multi-$trillion inflation needle. Both types of inflation are currently in play. One is transitory, but the other is not.

The Fed is way behind the curve in raising bank lending rates. The Fed has not begun to seriously reduce its record $9 trillion in bond assets. Read more here.

Since the GFC, growth style investing dominated. This has started to revert to the value style investing and it is expected to continue with this pattern.

Rampant inflation is exposing the precarious situation in which many families have been existing for some time.