At several points on this segment last year, it was noted that stocks appeared that they could be overvalued and that future returns would likely be lower than in the past. While we did have a significant decline this year, we aren’t really that far from where the year started. Brad Fritz joins us remotely to discuss whether or not valuations are still something viewers should be worried about.
We’ve talked a lot about the economic impact of this pandemic. While we certainly aren’t back to normal, we have seen a pick up in activity. David Nelson joins us remotely to gauge where things stand.
As states and municipalities across the country continue down the path of reopening their economies, we are seeing data on new virus cases that could put the reopening at risk. David Nelson joins us remotely to discuss the reaction of the financial markets.
In recent weeks we have discussed how the financial markets have not always seemed to sync up with what is happening elsewhere in the world. John Nelson shares with viewers some of the surprising developments we have seen over the past few months.
Much has changed since this pandemic started, and much more will change. David Nelson has been thinking a lot about how higher education will fair in this economic climate in the midst of a global pandemic.
The stock market has come a long way since it reached its low point back in March, but it seems like we continue to get bombarded with bad news. David Nelson joins us remotely to explain the stock market’s current trends.