Covid. War. Inflation. Recession fears. The stock market can't keep up
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It's been a year full of worries for investors, from geopolitical conflict to inflation to the pandemic, and it doesn't look like the concerns will ease anytime soon.
The combination of these major macroeconomic and geopolitical issues will make it difficult for stocks to climb out of their hole and finish 2022 in positive territory, some experts say.
"There are way too many headwinds to expect good returns for stocks this year," said David Spika, president and chief investment officer of GuideStone Capital Management.
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