
The Bull, The Bear and You is an economic podcast from Around The Table With Stacy Smith, offering clear, expert-driven insights into the financial world. Each episode features conversations with leading banking executives and financial specialists who break down market trends, economic shifts, and the forces shaping your financial future. Whether you’re an investor, a saver, or simply trying to understand the economy, this podcast delivers the guidance and analysis you need to make informed decisions.
The projections are for record profits in the second quarter for many companies. Are investors expecting too much, and is there a danger of bubble? Which IRA should you use, the Traditional IRA or a Roth IRA? Financial advisors Carrie Coghill and Michael Godwin have their opinions in the latest edition of “The Bull, The Bear and You.”
Markets move up and down, but the overriding theme so far this year is up, and that includes the small cap market. Will 2nd quarter earnings propel the markets higher and “there’s an ETF for that,” but be careful. My panel of financial advisors and experts discuss these topics and more in the latest edition of “The Bull, The Bear and You.”
What is a trillion? It’s hard to comprehend, but the blockbuster IPO for Space X made it a multi trillion-dollar company in a day and it made Elon Musk a trillionaire. But as he plots his path to Mars, will his company, and the A-I companies, bring investors the returns they expect? Or are we back in the late 90’s and “irrational exuberance”? That, and how the Fed will operate under its new chair is part of our discussion in this edition of The Bull, The Bear, and You.
How high is the sky? That seems to be the case with the stock market over the past month or more, as A-I and tech stocks push the markets to new records highs… But is it too late to join the party? How are other sectors of the market doing? And should you be protecting yourself from a bubble that might burst? Some opinions on are coming up in this edition of “The Bull, the Bear and You.”