The Muhlenkamp Memorandums are published quarterly. We provide financial and economic articles that we hope you find interesting and helpful.
MEMORANDUM 144 – October 2022
In their Quarterly Letter, Jeff and Ron Muhlenkamp explain how the Fed’s inflation-fighting efforts have resulted in a stronger dollar relative to most other major currencies and this has already had impacts domestically and internationally. Tony Muhlenkamp visits the different ways of measuring inflation in his “View from the Front Office: Inflation” article.
MEMORANDUM 143 – July 2022
Jeff and Ron Muhlenkamp focus on U.S. inflation and interest rates in this Quarterly Letter. Tony Muhlenkamp reminds us that as the economic climate changes, we have a process that we follow to evaluate investments. His article “Our Investment Process is Our Guide” gives us the details.
MEMORANDUM 142 – April 2022
In their Quarterly Letter, Jeff and Ron Muhlenkamp point out several seismic shifts in today’s investment environment: One being, that bonds are no longer “safe.” Ron updates an essay that he originally wrote in 1987 that discusses the fact that workers are significant owners of industry through their retirement plans. See “U.S. Workers Are Owners: They Just Don’t Realize It” for the latest data.
MEMORANDUM 141 – January 2022
Inside this issue of the Memorandum, Ron and Jeff discuss inflation, interest rates, COVID, and the stock market in their Quarterly Letter. We outline the benefits of teens finding their first job during this time when there is a shortage of workers in the job market. Read “Kids – Get to Work!” and pass the message along to any teen willing to listen.
