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Hello. This is our video for the week ended October 16, and before we get into it I just want to give you a quick update on my surgery a week ago. Turns out I separated the bicep tendon, tore the labrum, tore my rotator cuff – all hitting one backhand. Wow, who knew?

And I’ll tell you what’s really cool about it though is that for the first time in years my wife and my daughters are pampering the heck out of me.

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Hello. This is our weekly market alert video for the week ended October 9, 2020 and as I record this, I am literally two and a half hours away from shoulder surgery. I tore my rotator cuff so if you ever doubted that I am committed to the cause of making a video just before I leave to go to the surgery center, but let’s talk about what’s more important and that is what’s going on in the markets and what’s going on with our investments and all of that,

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Well, this is our weekly market alert video for the week ended October 2, 2020. And as if this year was not fraught with enough bad news, we just found out that President Trump has been diagnosed with COVID. So we want to talk about the effect that we see this is going to have on the stock market and also on the economy, and on our prospects for our investments and all of that.

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Hello, this is our weekly market alert video for the week end September 25, 2020. Thank you for watching. I’m glad you’re
with me. A lot to talk about for this week. Of course, the big, big deal is the Supreme Court with the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Now the battle lines are drawn between the Republicans and the Democrats about the nomination, before the elections, after the elections, who it’s going to be,

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Hello, this is our weekly market alert video for the week ending September 18, 2020, and we hope this video finds you sane, and it finds you healthy, and that all is well with you and yours, and thank you for watching it. Another important week this week. The Federal Reserve said that they are now planning on not touching interest rates, most likely, until 2023, so before, it was 2022, so they’re extending that out.