As we start a new month and stock earnings continue to roll in, the lingering uncertainty continues for the stock market. We hear a lot on a daily basis how markets are rallying and hitting all time highs yet stocks still fluctuate wildly. World events seem to be the biggest issue, followed by ai and then the general economy. Stocks are grossly overpriced and that will eventually get reconciled, which isn't a good thing. But what's really frustrating are the high priced stocks that don't pay dividends to shareholders. AMD for example has surged over the past month and while the likelihood is will eventually be back under $300 is a good bet, why haven't they implemented a dividend, If things are so good then they should reward shareholders for holding the stock in good times and bad. We are talking about a company starting off the month of May with a market cap of $587 billion. Yet they can't afford to pay a dividend? Ridiculous! Overall the stock market appears strong despite the wobbly U.S. economy and it may be in part due to high inflation. But as the U.S continues toward stagflation you might want to prepare yourself and your investments.
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