– Momentum slowing but Europe and financials look strong (5-minute video)
– Tech stocks continue to power market (5-minute video)
– Next year looking relatively strong for stocks (3-minute video)
– Real estate looking like steady investment going forward (4-minute video)
– Tech stealing market cap from other sectors (3-minute video)
– Rising interest rates helping bonds offer alternative to stocks (4-minute video)
– Lower expectations for stocks overtaking market (3 minute video)
– Inflation is finally starting to stir (3 minute video)
– Global markets now picking up steam (3 minute video)
– Financial stocks in strong position to continue expansion (4 minute video)
– Energy improving as MLPs likely to lead sector higher (3 minute video)
– Banks in great shapes but except for buybacks (2 minute video)
– Nothing in GDP growth suggests Fed should increase rates (2 minute video)
– Oil demand could push price to $85 per barrel by year end (4 minute video)
– Look for bank stocks to continue to move higher (3 minute video)
– Stock candidates for the next four years and longer term (2 minute Video)
– Some housing markets seeing unsustainable appreciation (3 minute video)
– Reports of China’s crash are greatly overblown (4 minute video)
– Banks appear to be ridiculously cheap (4 minute video)
– Year-end slowing spells concern for first half 2016 (3 minute video)
– Government market support declining and that’s a worry (3 minute video)
– Yes we are in recession – if you must ask (2 minute video)
– Here’s what works in negative rate environment (3 minute video)
– Stock market likely weak for balance of 2016 (3 minute video)
– Despite corrections, stocks will grind higher in new year (3 minute video)
– External risks are biggest risks for US stock market (5 minute video)
– Hedge fund chief sees stocks retuning up to 10% (3minute video)
– Leading forecasters see GDP growing above 3% next year (3 minute video)
– Fed’s zero rate policy will eventually lead to a recession (4 minute video)
– Falling natural gas prices driving further deflation (3 minute video)
– Fed sees improving business condition on horizon (2 minutes video)
– All QE efforts combined did not much matter (2 minute video)
– Float shrink continuing to drive stocks higher (3 minute video)
– Expect GDP growth of 3% for next few quarters (3minute video)
– Mid 2015 rate hike still seems in doubt (2 minute video)
– Technical indicators suggest new highs by year end (2 minute video)
– Falling oil prices good news for consumers (3 minute video)
– Pros have mixed views on benefits of QE (3 minute video)
– US Healthcare sector showing strong fundamentals (3 minute video)
– Things are not bad at 2% annual GDP growth (3 minute video)
– Look for stocks to correct soon with fast rebound (3 minute video)
– Spooky October market dead ahead (7 minute video)
– Outside of inflating stocks, Fed has done little (3 minute video)
– European Central Bank gearing up for QE effort (3 minute video)
– Major economies headed for major asset decline (3 minute video)
– Building pressures likely to cause turbulence in stocks (2 minute video)
– Bond market yields down on flight to quality (3 minute video)
– Home price gains slowing but it’s still a seller’s market (2 minute video)
– With markets peaking, don’t be afraid to own cash (2 minute video)
– Sluggish Euro Zone moving toward QE easing (2 minute video)
– Another market apocalypse in the making (2 minute video)
– Market likely approaching high for 2014 (3 minute video)
– Fed has never gotten it right (3 minute video)
– Most authorities seem unsure about the economy (2 minute video)
– Slow growth has been good for stocks (3 minute video)
– Housing price gains slowing sharply (3 minute video)
– US equities are the place to be right now (3 minute video)
– Tapering is now increasing risk to stocks in US (3 minute video)
– False growth abounds everywhere (3 minute video)
– Slow wage and GDP growth likely through 2015 (3 minute video)
– Inflation may cause rate hike by mid 2015 (2 minute video)
– Long time before ten year bond gets above 3% (2 minute video)
– Emerging markets look positive longer term (2 minute video)