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This story is part of Recession Help DeskCNET’s coverage of how to make smart money moves in an uncertain economy.

It’s been a dizzying year for the stock market, between global uncertainty, high inflation and rate hikes. We’re officially in a bear market (again), with another Federal Reserve meeting and interest rate hike expected next month.

You’re probably wondering, “What’s next?”

With inflation still uncomfortably high and more rate hikes on the horizon, the market is likely in for a bumpy ride.

“Investors should brace themselves for more market volatility,” said Mahesh Odhrani, certified financial planner and president of financial planning firm Strategic Wealth Design.

The market’s short-term fate is contingent on multiple factors, so any predictions about what comes next are simply educated guesses. The Fed has raised interest rates five times this year in an effort to curb inflation. Now, a recession seems more likely than a “soft landing,” according to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. And though it’s impossible to say how deep that recession might be or how long it will last, such a downturn will definitely inflict more pain across the board, including an uptick in unemployment.

While experts indicate a light at the end of the tunnel, the market usually gets worse before it rebounds. Here’s what five experts said is likely to happen as 2022 comes to a draw and we brace for 2023.

Where experts predict the stock market is headed

Market uncertainty will persist.

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The galaxy far, far away is ever-expanding on Disney Plus. The latest Star Wars show to come to the streaming service is Andoran excellent prequel story that takes place five years before the events of Rogue One.

Ten of the 12 episodes are available now, and we’ll get one episode each Wednesday until Nov. 23.

Diego Luna returns as Cassian Andor, who plays a vital role as a spy in the early days of the Rebel Alliance against the totalitarian Galactic Empire. You can also stream composer Nicholas Britell’s moody soundtrack for the early episodes.

Andor episode release dates and times

Here’s the full schedule for Andor on Disney Plus, as confirmed by the official Star Wars Twitter account. New episodes generally drop at midnight PT (3 am ET/8 am GMT/5 pm AEST).

Is there a trailer?

Lucasfilm gave us several trailers ahead of the show’s release, with the latest coming at parent company Disney’s D23 Expo in early September. You can also check out a 9-minute preview (mostly scenes from episode 3) in Disney Plus.

Will Andor get a second season?

It sure will. Creator Tony Gilroy confirmed at May’s Star Wars Celebration Anaheim that the show will return for a 12-episode second season that leads directly into Rogue One. It’s unclear when season 2 will air, but it’ll probably hit Disney Plus in 2023 or 2024. Expect to hear more at Star Wars Celebration Europe next April.

Though money’s tight for a lot of folks right now, the days of desperately hunting for a $200 monitor for every member of a suddenly working-and-schooling-at-home family are long gone.

Now you have time to think about whether that emergency purchase still suits your needs. (Has your isolation-induced interest in gaming or design changed your priorities?) You also have the time to budget for a new model you’re aspiring for.

Read more: How to Buy a Gaming Monitor

Which is the best monitor?

As with many categories of tech products, “best” can be quite subjective regardless of how objective your testing is. For instance, I prioritize color accuracy over thin bezels and sleek curves. So I tend to refer to my top picks as “favorites” (or “top picks”) rather than “bests.” And while expensive monitors aren’t necessarily better than cheaper ones, you usually have to spend more or make compromises, especially for more specialized displays for color work or gaming.

With that in mind, my favorite overall monitor from the pool I’ve tested this year is the Alienware 34 QD-OLED. It’s pricey at $1,300, but it has great image quality, excellent color and class-leading gaming performance. It’s also widescreen, which is a perk for work.

A bigger screen but for a lot less is Innocn’s 40-inch 40C1R at $600. It’s not nearly as good, but it’s good enough all around — especially if you can find it when the price dips.

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