 | | Dividend stocks are going to be living in a different world in 2022.
The Federal Reserve will likely raise interest rates for the first time since 2018 while also phasing out its bond-buying program that has been in effect since early 2020.
What does this mean for dividend investors in the new year?
I can’t tell you for sure whether bond prices will go higher or lower next year. This market quit making sense a long time ago. But I can tell you to be prepared for lower bond prices by concentrating on dividend growth over raw yield.
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Chart of the Day
As we approach the new year, economists question whether the trend in economic growth can continue. Many have stopped questioning whether the trend in inflation can continue.
Unfortunately, the Fed is too late: Inflation is almost certain to continue in 2022. One reason is because of how inflation is calculated.
Housing costs are the largest line item in the monthly inflation report. Today’s chart below shows that rent (blue line) will only increase.
Click here to see what that means for investors in 2022.  Suggested Stories: Now It’s Time for the Fed to Follow Through
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