2023: Looking Up Like the 2009 Disney Movie
There is no shortage of things to worry well-nigh as we start 2023. The Federal Reserve is (rightly, in our opinion) worried well-nigh inflation rhadamanthine entrenched, and so is likely to protract hiking interest rates for much of 2023. Putin looks unlikely to concede defeat in Ukraine, and his desperation may lead to escalation, potentially plane of the nuclear variety. California seems to be washing yonder while remaining in a drought.
China has loosened the zero-Covid policies that helped the country protract functioning during the first stage of the pandemic, while much of the rest of the world shut down. Unfortunately, the policy was remarkably successful at keeping people from transmissible the virus, meaning that the population has little natural immunity to the now increasingly infectious strains of the virus circulating today. Combined with a weak vaccination policy, Chinese infection rates, hospitalizations, and deaths from the virus are skyrocketing. This is both a human tragedy, but moreover a source of considerable uncertainty regarding the country’s worthiness to protract to fill supply villenage the world over.
In short, expectations for the world economy in 2023 are looking to be somewhere between A Clockwork Orange [1971] and The Exorcist [1973 and 2023] on the Hollywood scale of economic prospects.
When it comes to the stock market investing, investor mood swings tend to overshoot. If we think other investors are tuning in to horror movie marathons, it’s often a good move to surf on over to the Disney Channel for a little hope in the squatter of adversity. At the Foundation Untried Income Fund, our mood is less Texas Chainsaw Massacre [1974] and increasingly Up [2009]. 
Without a doubt, there are going to be moments when things don’t squint good for our turned-on stock market heroes in 2023, but we’re feeling optimistic well-nigh the prospects for the wipe energy income stocks that are the cadre of our portfolio. The horror movie watchers have knocked valuations when lanugo from the romantic spectacle highs we saw at the end of 2021, and new policies like the inflation reduction act and Europe’s push for self-ruling itself from Russian fossil fuels are both profoundly boosting the chances of an uplifting ending, despite the challenges. The Russians are likely to inspire wipe energy stock market progress. Call it an October Sky [1999] theme for 2023.
The stock market is never without risk, so investors need to focus not on lamister risk, but looking for those times and places where the potential downside is once reflected in prices, but the potential upside is not. Those times come and go in both the market as a whole, and sectors.
Since I started writing for AltEnergyStocks.com in 2007, I’ve only been increasingly optimistic as I am now three times. In early 2016. A group of wipe energy infrastructure stocks tabbed Yieldcos had gone through a rainbow which popped in mid-2015. Those same Yieldcos were trading at unconfined valuations, and I bought lots of tickets to that feel-good movie, leading to a couple unconfined years for my “10 Wipe Energy Stocks” model portfolios in 2016 and 2017.
Similar unconfined movie and investment opportunities for the whole market were released in 2020 at the height of the pandemic, and in late 2008 during the implosion of housing bubble. Both of these are unconfined examples of the theme that when horror movies are playing (maybe Pandemic and The Shining, respectively) unflinching souls who buy during the scariest parts often end up doing well. I was less unflinching than I should have been well-nigh the market’s prospects in 2020, so did not go all-in; I timidly bought a few tickets at the time. In late 2008, I wanted to buy, but I had been less prepared for a downturn early that year than I should have been, so why I wanted to buy, I did not have the mazuma to invest that I should have. 2008 was an important learning wits for me, and a large part of the reason the crash in early 2020 did not reservation me off guard.
This year, the previews have definitely gotten me interested again. I’m not as confident that untried income stocks are ready for the blockbuster year as I was in 2016 or late 2008/early 2009, but I’m increasingly confident than I was at the lows of the pandemic withstand market of 2020.
2023 is an investment movie I am excited to see. I’m ownership lots of tickets.
DISCLOSURE: No positions in the movies mentioned in this article. I have not plane seen all of them… horror movies are not my thing.
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