Bill addresses the current market climate and why there is reason to remain hopeful.

Andy discusses what the world of negative interest rates looks like and how it impacts investors.

Jeff looks at the opportunities created via emotional selling while monitoring the negative factors at work in the economy.

What we like is that after months of conversation and debate, it's finally over and what we don't like is notable industry leaders are questioning the decision and timing of the rate hike.

What we don't like is that investor fear has risen with the closure of Third Avenue Focused Credit Fund and what we like is we tend to believe this is more contained.

What we like is that we don't believe the RMB will supplant the dollar as favaored reserve currency, at least anytime soon and what we don't like is this will not necessarily solve China's current growth problems.

What we like and don't like is that it's now likely the Fed wil raise interest rates in 2015.

What we like is clearer reasoning into why the economy was weeak during the summer months and what we don't like is Janet Yellen states she may in fact raise interest rates.

What we like is tentative budget debt deal between Congress and President Obama and what we don't like is initial third quarter earnings are just OK.

What we like is the Fed preaching for lower interest rates and what we don't like sales growth is generally weak.