Notes on the Week Ahead

By Dr. David KellyBusiness Investing

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Notes on the Week Ahead episodes

October 07, 2019 Close Calls
The financial environment facing U.S. investors in the year ahead will involve some very close calls.
8 min
October 03, 2019 Slowdown or stall?
Chief Global Strategist Dr. David Kelly and Head of Global Multi-Asset Strategy John Bilton discuss the Fed's latest rate cuts in conjunction with their outlook for asset allocation across an uncertain global economy.
30 min
October 01, 2019 Dr. David Kelly’s Notes on the week ahead - October 1, 2019
Listen every week to Dr. David Kelly’s commentary on the markets and economy
8 min
October 01, 2019 2020 Vision and Political Distortions
My eyesight isn’t what it used to be.It’s not quite as bad as my wife thinks it is, but if I’m watching a football game or trying to read slides from the back of a room, I now don a pair of specs.
7 min
September 18, 2019 Minds in Minutes: Three ways to plan for college
While children grow up quickly, tuition prices seem to go up quicker – Tune into our experts to learn the three simple keys to building a college savings plan.
16 min
September 16, 2019 Dr. David Kelly’s Notes on the week ahead - September 16, 2019
Listen every week to Dr. David Kelly’s commentary on the markets and economy
10 min
September 16, 2019 Why the Fed shouldn’t cut rates on Wednesday (but probably will)
On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve will conclude its September policy meeting. Futures' markets have priced in a high probability that they will cut the federal funds rate by 25 basis points and this is likely what they will do. However, there are at least six good reasons why they shouldn't.
9 min
September 09, 2019 Dr. David Kelly’s Notes on the week ahead - September 9, 2019
Listen every week to Dr. David Kelly’s commentary on the markets and economy
9 min
September 09, 2019 Recession or Resilience: The Hiring Tiebreaker
In my admittedly conservative opinion, modern rackets have diminished the game of tennis as a spectacle. Booming serves from both opponents have led to fewer competitive games, with many sets turning into a rather dull march to six-all, ending in a tiebreaker. Now, there isn't any need for a tiebreaker in analyzing the long-run prospects for the U.S. economy since it really isn't a close call.
9 min
September 04, 2019 Minds in Minutes: Building stronger retirement plans
Check out our four keys to a successful retirement – what they are, why they matter and how to factor them into your plans.
13 min