04/06/2022
March 2022 will go down in history as one of those times. The Russia-Ukraine war has profoundly changed the geopolitical landscape, and sitting on the sidelines seems no longer an option for superpowers. The soaring commodities prices turned an already uncomfortable inflation outlook into a scary one. The Fed carried on its hawkish stance, igniting an intense selling-off in the rates market and ultimately the inversion of yield curves. Not to mention the unprecedented ups-and-downs of Chinese equities provoked by growth concerns, delisting fears, and a timely pro-market "policy put" by Vice-Premier Liu He. You would have expected risky assets to fare poorly. Well, not so fast. QQQ finished the month on a solid footing (4.67%), despite an intra-month 8.25% drawdown followed by a head-scratching rally. Welcome to investing.
Read our newest letter on Fed's front-loaded catching up, yield curve inversion, and the growth outlook of the software sector. Link in bio!
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