Market likely to correct lower over next few month (4-minute video)
Much more inflation will rattle the market (4-minute video)
Washington tax debate has investors on edge (5-minute video)
Short term stock indigestion should cure itself by year-end (3-minute video)
Fed dialing back stimulus means problems for equities(3-minute video)
Millennials 30-50 year old now key driver of stocks (4-minute video)
Earnings at all time high but should grow through 2022 (2-minute video)
Salary inflation is definitely not transitory (3-minute video)
Delayed re-opening to favor energy, financials and tech (4-minute video)
Shortages driving inflation and lowering employment gains(2-minute video)
Risk free investors knowingly accepting losses on bonds (3-minute video)
Energy demand will lead to oil crisis in a few years (3- minute video)
GDP estimates surging for 1st quarter and full year (3-minute video)
Fiscal Stimulus may drive accelerating inflation (5-minute video)
Normalcy is still a ways off so buy the dips (4-minute video)
Fiscal Stimulus may drive accelerating inflation (5-minute video)
Stock market looks poised for 10% percent pull back (6-minute video)
Stagnant big cap tech stocks likely to resume growth cycle (4-minute video)
Depressed interest rates don’t support high stock prices (4-minute video)
Labor market and inventory build picking up steam (5-minute video)
Ultralow rates could be fostering a new roaring twenties (3-minute video)
Home building roaring into year end and 2021 looks strong (3-minute video)
Massive amount of money waiting to enter market (2-minute video)
Stocks drifting higher into year-end regardless who wins (3-minute video)
Demand pull-forward and clousures means slower growth (3-minute video)
Market toppy short term and pullback possibility increasing (2-minute video)
Look for S&P to dip to 2800 in second half – (4-minute video)
Softness at quarter end with 3rd quarter looking strong (3-minute video)
Stocks market action feels bad but on road to recovery (5-minute video)
Pull backs and surges order of the day (3-minute video)
Housing market strong and getting stronger (2-minute video)
– Stay the course with stocks (3- minute video)
– Service sector may carry economy for a good long time (5-minute video)
– Stocks repricing means possible big gains in 2020 (3-minute video).
– Markets doing remarkably well in face of Coronavirus (2-minute video)
– Economy could make little progress in 2020 (4-minute video)
– Stocks poised to move higher entering 2020 (5-minute video)
– Rotation into bond ETF’s signal investors reducing risk (5-minute video)
– 2020 has difficult issues particularly on trade front (4- minute video)
– Next year looking good with mid-signal digit stock gains (6-minute video)
– Market performance makes Trump re-election likely (6-minute video)
– Residential housing gains decelerating to 3% in 2020 (5-minute video)
– Tax cuts powering economy and higher tax revenues (8-minute video)
– Stock yields continue beating bonds yields (4-minute video)
– China’s weakening trade hand (4-minute video)
– Recession fears are overblown (6-minute video)
– Volatility rules but look for reaccelerating earnings (6-minute video)
– No sign of recession on horizon (4-minute video)
– Stocks look good aided by level of interest rates (5-minute video)
– Second half looking very positive for investors (3 minute video)
– Bond market not suggesting downturn anytime soon (5 minute video)
– Second half is straight up but it will still be a grind (4 minute video)
– Rate cut coming at end of July – stay long equities (2 minute video)
Economy taking a pause, but 2019 outlook remains good (4-minute video)
Stocks setting up for extended Spring vacation (7-minute video)
Faltering international markets starting to stabilize (5-minute video)
Look for stocks to show some life in second half of 2019 (7-minute video)
Bull market could last many more years (4-minute video)