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Comment on How To Read Today’s Economic Tea Leaves by whoiscall https://soaringcapitalllc.com/economic-tea-leaves/#comment-77 Fri, 21 Jul 2023 16:05:42 +0000 https://soaringcapitalllc.com/?p=2113#comment-77 Good article.

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Comment on Profiting from Inflation, Volatility and Uncertainty by Brian F. Moss, CFA https://soaringcapitalllc.com/profiting-from-inflation-volatility-and-uncertainity/#comment-73 Thu, 24 Mar 2022 17:37:27 +0000 https://soaringcapitalllc.com/?p=1757#comment-73 In reply to Alan Kriegstein.

Hi Alan, I do think that defense companies will get a lift in earnings/sales from the war now and going forward. Year-to-date, most of the major defense companies’ stocks are up approximately 15% while the S&P is down ~6%. The world has changed with the invasion of Ukraine and most government defense budgets are being approved at higher levels. Sadly the world does need to spend this money to protect our society and way of life and that money spent on defense will not be spent on other things. It would be much better if we didn’t have to spend this money.

As to rebuilding, I imagine that the world will come together to help rebuild. I haven’t studied it but I wouldn’t imagine that it would have a material impact on the use of global funds being sucked out of other uses. We can look to what happened in Kuwait after the Iraq invasion in the early 1990’s. The costs to rebuild were a couple of hundred of billion dollars. Kuwait is much smaller than Ukraine however therefore the cost is going to be much higher. The likely beneficiaries of this rebuilding are the large construction companies like Bechtel, Flour and heavy equipment manufacturers like Caterpillar.

Best, Brian

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Comment on Profiting from Inflation, Volatility and Uncertainty by Alan Kriegstein https://soaringcapitalllc.com/profiting-from-inflation-volatility-and-uncertainity/#comment-72 Tue, 22 Mar 2022 18:52:04 +0000 https://soaringcapitalllc.com/?p=1757#comment-72 Hi Brian: Now that it’s war on, what do you think about defense stocks? Now there is a hypersonic missile we need to figure out how to shoot down, more cyber threats, and China which is much more technologically advanced than Russia, making invasion noises. I’m thinking that sector is poised for a new round of growth. Also, who pays for Ukraine to get re-built? We are looking at hundreds of billions, how will that affect the world economy? Will it be a boon for construction or suck up capital from all over the world and make money more expensive? Best regards–Alan Kriegstein

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