Six Questions Every Serious Investor Should Be Asking Right Now
We’re living through one of the most distorted financial environments in history — inflated valuations, stubborn inflation, and a Federal Reserve trying to manage the impossible. Yet many investors continue to believe that yesterday’s strategies will somehow protect tomorrow’s wealth. Before another cycle exposes the difference between comfort and complacency, it’s worth asking a few hard questions about what’s really happening with your money right now.
Start with these: six questions every serious investor should be asking — before the market reminds them why preparation always beats prediction. Are you on track?
If the market has doubled while the economy has barely grown, what does that tell you about where true value — and risk — now lies?
When the Federal Reserve admits it can’t get inflation back to 2% anytime soon, how long can your portfolio really afford to wait?
If the same “diversified” portfolios everyone owns are built on the same over-priced assets, how diversified are they, really?
What would happen to your retirement plans if asset prices simply returned to their historical averages — not crashed, just normalized?
If your advisor isn’t openly talking about the possibility of a major reset, who is truly protecting your future — them, or you?
Are you positioned to take advantage of the next market cycle, or are you hoping the last one somehow never ends?
