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Stagflation is back, and it's a serious threat to your investments. 

In this quick video I break down what stagflation is and why your portfolio is at risk during these economic times.

And I share the one asset class I've found that performs well during times of stagflation.

A year ago I created a training for our clients and for you to get educated on this subject.  

Here is the link for the free training: 

Free Stagflation Training
Video Transcript:

Hey guys I'm back in the beautiful downtown Ventura California for a while again and I want to tell you something urgent that couldn't wait for me to get back to the Florida office.

So have you seen the recent headlines?

Stagflation is back on the radar and the markets are going to feel the heat! They're starting to feel the heat.  

Growth is slowing down inflation isn't retreating fast enough and the Federal Reserve is in a tight spot trying to manage both without triggering a recession.

And guess what?

Investors are caught in the middle of this confusion, this economic schizophrenia.

Where inflation stays high but growth stalls is called stagflation and it's not just a buzzword it's a serious threat to your investments, especially for retirees and those nearing retirement.

You see, the inflation element of stagflation erodes purchasing power but the potential recessionary aspect of it also makes traditional investment strategies like bonds or even tech stocks incredibly risky.  You must remain invested to beat inflation but where do you go when the FED is trying to slow down the economy?

You must understand that stifling inflation and keeping business and commerce expanding, those two things are diametrically opposed targets and if you study previous periods of stagflation you'll see the markets behave schizophrenically during these times, depending on this kind of push pull of inadequate job growth. It's recessionary and the markets break when the fed says he's going to lower interest rates and the markets will explode on the low interest rates.  Until inflation keeps pushing young people out of housing market while impoverishing even more people.

And then here comes consumer confidence and less consumption out the bottom.

Anyway maybe somewhere the whole system breaks, I don't know.

So what's the biggest risk if you don't understand how stagflation can quietly drain your wealth?
You could end up losing more than you think!

 Many sectors like real estate and Tech are already showing signs of strain while utilities and energy are faring better, but how do you adjust your portfolio without falling into a trap?

That's exactly why I created a comprehensive 50-minute training that I recorded over a year ago just for our clients at Straight Talk Wealth.

In it I dive deep into the dangers of stagflation and I lay out specific strategies to protect your wealth and let me tell you now, more than ever, understanding inflation or understanding stagflation or both of them is critical and the coolest part is that when you watch the video training you'll see that over ayear ago I did nail exactly what you're seeing today.

Wait! No that's not the coolest part the coolest part was that when I was researching the training on stagflation

I did discover one asset class that has historically had its very best performance during stagflation

It's a totally reliable strategy that's built in to beat inflation when the markets are falling from high interest rates and yet make a bundle when markets come back from the bottom it's a way to profit for both economy busting high interest rates and yet poised for resurgent markets when rates come back down so hit the link below and don't let these economic landmines catch you off guard the training is totally free...


Bruce Weide

Bruce Weide is a financial services specialist who has been helping clients for over 20 years. He has also been the host of Straight Talk Wealth Radio since 2007.

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