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Why higher rates don’t necessarily spell doom for the stock market.
Why higher rates don’t necessarily spell doom for the stock market.
On today’s show, we discuss:
– Why the stock market needed a correction
– Why the 1990s is an outlier (in more ways than one)
– Economic growth is a policy choice
– Gen Z is doing better than you think
– Living in the U.S. vs. Europe
– The number of households with a paid off mortgage
– The renovation boom, and much more!
Negativity sells.
On today’s show, we are joined by Anupam Ghose, Managing Partner at System Two Advisors to discuss:
– Why the China story is different than the India of today
– India’s macro tailwinds
– How GDP growth translates to higher stock prices
– Risks involved when investing in India, and much more!
The stock market vs. fundamentals in the short run.
Comparison is the thief of joy.
Inflationary loss aversion stings.
On today’s show, we discuss:
– Why the stock market isn’t down more
– Why the price of oil isn’t up more
– Improvements in investor behavior
– The auto insurance crisis
– Why home insurance is rising
– Why rich people don’t feel rich
– Millennials and Boomers powering the economy
– Higher for longer mortgage rates
– Customer service nightmares, and much more!
Why are auto insurance rates screaming higher?
On today’s show, we spoke with Ed Egilinsky, Managing Director, Head of Alternatives, and Head of Sales and Distribution at Direxion to discuss:
– Flows into bullish and bearish levered funds
– Diversifying away from large-cap tech
– Utilizing the Nasdaq equal-weight ETF
– The appropriate time period to hold leveraged products, and much more!