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The only thing that you can safely predict about economies and financial markets is that they will change.

The markets were in a celebratory mood in July, as stock prices continued moving higher on reasonably good economic news and signs that inflation may be moderating.

Equities cruised into the end of the quarter with healthy gains, all indexes showed positive returns, although the mega cap tech stocks still outpaced the rest of the field.

Signs of life? The Fed blinked this month and inflation at least flat-lined in the latest CPI report, giving the bulls some reason to hope the worst is behind us.

Stubborn inflation continues to weigh on investors, as interest rate and recession fears remain high.

Someone once told me that you know you are getting old when you no longer recognize the country you grew up in. That’s probably true since things constantly change - or most things anyway.

Equity markets rebounded in July, cancelling the bear rally in June.

When you’re up, you’re up and when you’re down, you’re down… unless things are all even.

They say that April showers bring May flowers. Well, April certainly rained havoc on equity investors last month as we witnessed one of the worst monthly performance in years.

Before we all set our hair on fire about the current spike in inflation, let’s take a step back and look under the hood for some guidance.