| investment | 9 May 2010 |
| New Prediction by Bruce Lefavi |
On Saturday May 8, 2010, Bruce made another official prediction: investments in foreign bonds from emerging market countries with stronger balance sheets, countries that have positive cash flows, will do better than over socialized countries in Europe and Japan.
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Adam What will be the immediate implications from the Greek debt/bailout situation in Europe right now? |
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European Economy There will most likely be a flight to safety/quality which will probably result in a sustained bump in the U.S. Treasury market for the foreseeable future until some of those issues start to get sorted out. - Bruce |
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U.S. Debt Bruce, I’m concerned about the tremendous debt this country has created for itself. Do you see any positive ‘exit’ from this debt, or is the only outcome going to be inflation and higher taxes? - Thanks, Charlotte. |
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U.S. Debt Charlotte, While we can certainly hope that the government debt can be paid for simply by taxes collected from expanding economic growth within the nation, I believe we can expect to see higher taxes (which some have already been approved) as well as an increase in inflation. We’ve already prepared our clients by adjusting their portfolio with several inflation-hedged investment categories. - Bruce |
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