USA’s short term, positive economic outlook is masking the coming financial Super Storm

USA growing debt is clearly unsustainable (9-minute video)

Time for stocks to give back a chunk (4 minute video)

Big tech continues strong but all stocks not equal (7 minute video)

Election may be Gore vs Bush on steroids (4 minute video)

Rate cuts not needed now (4-minute video)

Crude oil price is due for a price pop (3-minute video)

Tech stock concentration, slowing GDP growth, commercial loan stresses, and rising unemployment signals caution for second half investing

Rates need to fall to stave off regional bank problems (5-minute video)

Remain with equities until job loss show meaningful jump (4-minute video)

Historical unemployment measure suggests recession risk rising (6-minute video)

Trim tech and move into energy (4-minute video)  

AI making leading tech stocks much stronger (6-minute video)

High employment level is the last thread holding back a recession

Bonds signaling weaker economy ahead (5 minute video)

Buy the stock correction if employment level stays firm (4 minute video)

Bond King expecting recession in early 2024 (6 minute video)

USA appears to quickly be approaching its borrowing limits (4 minute video)

As rates peak at year end, history says it’s time to buy stocks (4 minute video)

Look for equities to hang in and produce 8% to 10% return in 2024 (4 minute video)

World becoming reluctant to finance long term USA debt (4 minute video)

Increasing market volatility likely to cause stocks to struggle into year end

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) 

Look for stocks to break through historical highs in 2nd quarter then take a summer hiatus

Key FANG names likely to lead market over next year (3-minute video)

Look for energy stocks to rally sharply in second half (4-minute video)

Inflation likely to stop bull market at year end (4-minutes video) video)

S&P to 4500 with 6% GDP growth and trillions in stimulus (5-minute video)

Cyclical stock earnings to double in balance of 2021 (3-minute video)

Supply chain restraints will cause significant inflation (5-minute video)

Look for stocks to be strong early in 2020 but then sell off into year end

– 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)

Surging stocks likely to tread water through balance of first half of 2019

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)

 

Stocks likely to stumble in January but make new high in 2019

Time to get aggressive with stock investing (6-minute video)

– Don’t look for a recession anytime in 2019 (3-minute video)

– Stocks to see steady rebound from lows (2-minute video)

– Invest in this unstable market to build long term wealth (3-miute video)

– Split government likely good in short term for stocks (4-minuite video)

– December sharp selloff signals likely stock surge in 2019 (3-minute video)

– Next two quarters should be favorable for stocks (7-minute video)