Interactive Brokers senior market analyst Steven Levine discusses consumer sentiment with Greenwich Wealth Management CIO Vahan Janjigian.
Levine also provides some highlights for what to look for in the United States in mid-January.
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Stocks are near 5-year highs even as bonds are favored. How might stocks do if investor risk appetites increased?
There is no denying that dividend stocks are becomine more of a crowded investment. Yet there’s still little evidence of a bubble.
The current spread levels in the U.S. credit market are not unusual, as there have been previous periods when corporates have traded at similar or even lower levels.
If you want to be like Warren Buffett and be greedy when others are fearful, the level of continued market apprehension may make the case for buying stocks.
