By: Nolan Mauk In the post-pandemic era marked by economic uncertainty, volatility, geopolitical tension, and deglobalization, one thing has been made clear: no market, sector, or asset class is immune to the effects of rapidly changing market cycles. The highest inflation rate since 1981 and the Federal Reserve’s monetary response sent both stocks and bonds tumbling in 2022, while real assets and other alternative investments proved to be a haven for diversified investors. One year later, falling inflation ...