RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:I'm out for now. An economic slowdown is inevitable at some point, but will be nothing close to the total lockdowns of covid. Remember those days? I'd rather not. Anyway, on the other side of economic contraction is expansion again. Central banks now have 5 points of easing ammunition if needed to fight any slowdown.
NoShoesNoShirt wrote: SIR is precarious because restaurants are the first thing cut when people have budget issues. And mouserman says we're heading into hard times as households renew mortgages at higher rates. I'd sell before the new capital gains inclusion.