This chart is making a lot of investors panic
But the data tells a different story for now
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2/ Recently, some people have been comparing today’s market to the 1970s
If we overlay a 1970s chart on today’s interest rates, the similarities stand out
It’s easy to see why people get nervous when rates jump
But the data tells a different story
3/ In the 1970s, there were 3 waves of inflation
Each one progressively larger than the previous one
Which led to a prolonged period of rising rates
4/ Today, US inflation has been falling sharply, not rising
This is not the inflationary environment like the 1970s or 2021 that led to rising interest rates
5/ Since interest rates tend to follow inflation, our expectation is that rates will likely trend lower
Assuming we don’t see a major escalation of conflict in the Middle East
6/ Lower interest rates should be a net positive for the stock market
Just as rising rates were a headwind
7/ The market recently broke out of a 3-month consolidation
With all key moving averages still pointing up
These are signs of a strong and healthy uptrend
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