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How Inflation Is Being Understated and Why What’s Coming Is Worse Than Expected

How Inflation Is Being Understated and Why What’s Coming Is Worse Than Expected
A customer shops for meat at a Safeway store in San Francisco, California on Oct. 4, 2021. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
Gary Brode
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Last week, we wrote about why inflation is a threat to your portfolio, and in today’s article we’re going to cover how inflation is being understated and why we believe that things are going to get worse. Next week, we’ll cover a variety of ways readers at all levels of income and wealth can take steps to protect themselves.
Gary Brode
Gary Brode
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Gary Brode has spent three decades in the hedge fund business. Most recently, he was Managing Partner and Senior Portfolio manager for Silver Arrow Investment Management, a concentrated long-only hedge fund with options-based hedging. In 2020, he launched Deep Knowledge Investing, a research firm that works with portfolio managers, RIAs, family offices, and individuals to help them earn higher returns in the equity portion of their portfolios. Mr. Brode’s work has been featured in the Wall Street Journal and Barron’s, and in appearances on CNBC, Bloomberg West, and RealVision.
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