This episode of Peaks and Valleys with Jason Lambert and David Topper addresses some of the unknown effects that we may experience over the next few years because of this pandemic event. Then we look at unemployment numbers and effects as well as online consumers and some of the real winners in this digital market.

Special 1 year birthday episode of Peaks and Valleys! Jason and David celebrate, and also cover topics relevant to the current market.

Jason Lambert and David Topper hijack this episode of Peaks and Valleys to discuss some Covid-19 Conspiracy numbers, unemployment rates, the market by the numbers, and the possibility of deflation.

This week on Peaks and Valleys Jason Lambert and David Topper dig a bit deeper into the current economic situation as well as some large jumps in the market.

Want to know where all those stimulus dollars are going? This week on peaks and valleys we are following up on the 6 trillion dollar stimulus package that we mentioned in the last episode. Jason Lambert and David Topper break down the specifics and itemize where all of that money is going.

Join Jason Lambert and David Topper for the first Peaks and Valleys webinar edition. In this episode they answer some live questions and discuss current market concerns.

This Week on Peaks and Valleys Jason Lambert discuss current market conditions, the literal peaks and valleys in the market, stimulus, and much more while keeping their social distance.

This is the continuation of this week's Peaks and Valleys Episode with Jason Lambert and David Topper. Again, we are covering the Coronavirus, but this time we are talking about winners in the market, bailout possibilities, and who could take advantage of this time.

The Biggest news in the market is the Coronavirus, So This week on the Peaks and Valleys Podcast Jason Lambert and David Topper delve deeper into the effects it has had on the market. this is part 1 of a two part episode that we are releasing this week.

This week on the Peaks and Valley's Podcast Jason Lambert and David Topper address some of the effects of the coronavirus, the canned soup comeback, the postponed movies and sporting events, and interest rate cuts.