Simon reviews the extreme volatility in sentiment and liquidity-driven asset classes such as crypto and precious metals. He argues that investors should consider as peripheral rather than core investments. He considers the significant rotation within the stock market and the fundamentals needed to sustain. He also frames the latest in the economy from the path of the U.S. dollar to the new Fed Chair. Simon then reviews the latest earnings reports from AAPL, V, VZ and T.

WIG Stocks: AAPL, V, VZ and T

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