The Financial Analyst

2023-01-02 15:48:44 Inflation has been top of mind over the last year, looming over every aspect of the economy. But how has inflation actually impacted the prices of everyday goods?

The visual showcases select items and the impact of inflation on the prices year-over-year. The overall price increases across the overarching goods categories is factored in, using data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

Despite rising inflation, a number of goods have actually gone down in the index, including:

Smartphones: -23%
Televisions: -17%
Tickets to sporting events: -7%
Car and truck rentals: -6%

Interestingly, smartphones aren't actually getting cheaper, rather the BLS adjusts for products that improve rapidly in quality year-over-year. Usually, most items are identical on a year-to-year basis, but smartphones are improving in their quality, which is why their price appears to be deflating rather than inflating.

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Himalay Bhatia Open / Comment

2022-12-31 21:34:59 Happy New Year to all of our telegram subscribers! I hope that this new year brings you health, happiness, and all of your heart's desires.

Thank you for your constant support and for choosing to stay connected with us. I am grateful for the opportunity to share my thoughts, views and analysis with you and I look forward to continue to provide value and inspiration in the year ahead. Wishing you all the best in the new year!

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2022-12-31 11:13:26 Open / Comment

2022-12-30 21:46:37 India has a unique financial instrument known as Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) where the Government pays you 2.5% for buying these SGBs as a measure to wean off the Indian habits of perpetually buying physical gold.

The investors get gold returns (capital appreciation) + 2.5% annually for investing in these bonds instead of physically buying gold. However, the one identified downside is that these bonds trades are illiquid and have a lock-in period of 5years.

Here in the picture we see a comparative analysis between the returns of SGBs Vs Nifty.

Equities as a financial instrument are more risky and also more volatile than gold.

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Himalay Bhatia Open / Comment

2022-12-30 14:26:40 Dear Members,

I thank each and everyone of you for the overwhelming love and support that you have shown for the launch of our revamped Architect Program. The TFA team is thrilled to see such a positive response and is grateful to have this opportunity to serve you. Through this live mentorship, we are offering all new updated concepts and personal consultants to each Architect Program client to optimise your skills to become a successful trader in the Global markets.

We wanted to inform you that the time is running out to secure your spot for the Architect Program. We have only a few seats left and the registrations close today. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn the technical analysis skills with us. If you’ve been considering to join us, now is the time to act! You can reach out to me or my team to secure your seat in the program.

Thank you again for your love. We look forward to welcoming you to our community.

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Himalay Bhatia


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2022-12-28 13:00:21 Dear all, thank you for such a welcoming response to the Architect Program. We are now moving towards 85%+ of our available occupancy for the program in just 2 days of our launch. This means a lot to us, thank you for your love and constant support.
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2022-12-22 17:42:24 Until now, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) has been an outlier among central banks, most of which have rapidly tightened policy. The BOJ widened its Yield Curve Control (YCC) range to allow borrowing costs to rise above the previous limit, surprising expectations of change at its policy meeting.

Why is the Yen so important to global markets? The Yen is the largest funding currency in the world and Japanese investors are the biggest non-US holders of the US treasuries and foreign stocks. A stronger Yen and higher Japanese Government Bond (JGB) rates may bring back money to Japan from the rest of the world as investors unwind trades. This could result in selling of assets in non-Japanese markets, causing stocks to sell-off, global bond yields to rise and non-Yen currencies to fall.

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