You may have heard of the K shaped economy, now there is talk of an E shaped economy.  Whatever shape it is, people who have good jobs and money are doing just fine.  Others are not.  How long can this last with higher prices? And fears about AI is also part of our discussion this week in “The Bull, The Bear and You.” 

Why does the stock market keep going up even though the conflict with Iran continues and oil prices are so high? And if prices remain high what happens if the consumer stops spending? My panel of financial advisors and experts also discuss the growing number of corporate buybacks, and is it too soon to be choosing winners and losers in AI? We explore those topics in the 50th episode of “The Bull, the Bear and You.” 

Have political threats and violence become normal? And what is the impact of social media on such violence? That is part of what we explore in the latest edition of “Trunk n’ Tails.”  Former Republican Gov Tom Corbett, PA State Democratic Party Chair Eugene DePasquale and political veteran Joe Mistick also give their opinions on what will happen in the mid-term elections and the future of Senator John Fetterman.

If you have a 401-K or a stock portfolio, it is on everyone’s mind… where are the markets headed? What impact long term will the price of oil have? What about inflation and interest rates? And what should your financial advisor be discussing with you? Some opinions in the latest episode of “The Bull, The Bear and You.”

Call it a rollercoaster or volatility or whatever you like, but there is no question the war in Iran has rattled the oil markets and the stock market.  But are the indices reflective of what is happening in the broader market? And how should you view what is happening for the long term? Some opinions and more by my panel of analysts and investment advisors in this edition of “The Bull, The Bear and You.”

Dramatic intraday moves in the stock market. In the latest edition of “The Bull, The Bear and You,” we discuss the volatility, the impact of oil prices and what my panelists would do if they were members of the Fed faced with potential inflation caused by oil prices and a softening labor market. They also explore some investment strategies during uncertain times. 

The war with Iran is dominating the news cycle and the political conversation.  In this edition of “Trunk n’ Tails,” my panel of political analysts discuss the war’s impact on both domestic and international fronts and the political ramifications for the Trump administration. We also look at the upcoming midterm elections and voter enthusiasm and whether it favors one side over the other.

Between the supreme court ruling on tariffs and what may happen next to new concerns about AI moving forward, there is a lot for investors to ponder.  we tackle those issues in this latest edition of “The Bull, the Bear and You.”

There have been some big swings in the markets, and this volatility has been influenced by advancements and concerns about A-I.  In this edition of “The Bull, The Bear and You,” we analyze the implications of AI on various sectors, its potential to change the economy and concerns about how some companies will survive.

The Trump Administration is making a lot of headlines, but will any of these issues play a part in the midterm election? I hope you join us as my analysts, PA Democratic Party Chair Eugene DePasquale and veteran GOP political analyst Keith Schmidt, give their views on the upcoming midterms. We explore the impact of global issues on voter sentiment, the impact of the economy and the strategies both parties must adopt to succeed. And we also discuss  the leadership dynamics of the Democratic Party and potential candidates for the 2028 presidential election.