Mike Brown comments on how the market is drifting higher. The easy money policies of the Central banks are forcing investment dollars into the equity markets. Bubba asks Mike how he feels about the Fed. Mike agrees that chair Yellen is doing the ''two step'', when she speaks. He feels that the Fed worries about falling behind the curve and will raise rates before they have to.Bubba states that he believes raising interest rates now is a mistake. He feels the dollar will appreciate further and this could lead to competitive problems for US banks. Mike agrees that it could be a problem because the US already has the highest rates in the world. Mike comments that Grain prices have fallen because of the strong dollar and farmers would get hurt if the Fed raises rates.Bubba comments that Mike played baseball in the LA Dodgers organization. He asks Mike what separates him from other investment managers. Mike comments that he has a hands-on approach with his investors. He asks them what their needs and goals are and he explains to them how the markets work and what they can expect from their portfolio. He then works with them on their individual goals, whether it is income or retirement. Bubba comments that no matter how good you are there are going to be losing periods when you trade of invest.Bubba states that he thinks the equity markets are now high, and he feels that years from now this time will be a bubble. Mike says he thinks that at some point there may be a bubble market but that is a couple of years away. Bubba and Mike discuss the problems with big government.