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Hello, it’s time for our weekly market alert video, and this is the one for August 14th, Friday, 2020; and I wanted to devote this particular video to many questions we’ve been getting regarding the elections and how that might affect our investments and what our game plan is and all of that. So, let me start off by saying that I am not a political being, and I do not want to go into politics;
This is the weekly market alert video for the week ended July 31, 2020 and as had been the case for several weeks now, the driving force behind all the economic data and the talk about the stock market and the bond market and everything else is about the pandemic, the virus and the effect that it is having and so, who are we not to talk about that? We anticipate that, unfortunately,
Hello, this is our weekly market alert video for the week ended July 24, 2020, and once again it’s all about the pandemic. It’s all about COVID. It’s about the effects of that on the economy and the response by the government. That’s all that’s driving investor sentiment in our opinion, and so that’s what it seems to be all about. So, let’s kind of go over that. As I’m sure you know,
Hello, this is our market alert video for the week ended July 17, 2020. And unfortunately, the news is not very good when it comes to the number of people that are dying from the virus as the national death toll is increasing. And, in many states it’s increasing dramatically. Texas, California, and others are experiencing large numbers of cases and associated deaths. And, to add on top of that we have bankruptcies and we have unemployment and all the bad economic data that anybody who doesn’t want good news could ask for.
Hello, this is our weekly video market alert for the week ended July 10, 2020. We continue to be a bullish bear. And, of course, what we mean by that is that we are very trepidatious about the possibilities given the fact that we have a very bad economy, we have unemployment, we have increases in infections, we have bankruptcies, we have two majors, United Airlines and Wells Fargo, announcing tens of thousands of people that they are letting go;
