Bull | Bear Radio

We're bringing you Bull | Bear Radio from lockdown. Matt and Don are talking about the COVID-19 crisis and markets from their home offices.

We've had our fair share of grim results within the markets and economy lately. An ease in geopolitical tension and trade resolution could breathe life back into the markets. What else could push the market higher? Plus, earnings season is back and we dive into the mixed bag of results.

As if the trade wars weren't enough, the current political harangue is causing more unrest for investors. It seems we have a case of impeachment indigestion. Recent monetary policy may have been a catalyst for positive change, but could we actually start to see economic growth? Will investors start to believe that fundamentals matter more than tweets when it comes to making investment decisions? All this and more on this week's episode.

In this episode, our experts debunk the news that surrounds the media about passive vs. active investing and value vs. growth. What crisis do investors face? Aside from an impending recession, they face the risk of losing out on bull market returns.

Within this episode, we reflect on recent market volatility and look ahead to the Fall as the market limps to the August finish line. Right now the bears have it, the bulls don't. Our experts aren't holding their breath.

It's been a wild month for the markets, are we about to go off the rails? The track ahead looks scary, investors should keep their restraints fastened and prepare for possible twists and turns ahead.

We don't need to tell you markets have been messy lately. Unfortunately, the Fed's rate cut bump was short-lived and now investors are looking for a mop. Will Fed policy, corporate buybacks, and "Fear of Missing Out" trades be enough to clean up this bull market? WBI's Steven Van Solkema joins us to talk about what could come next.

Talk is cheap. Recent Fed comments on the state of the economy and interest rate plans have the markets reacting, but why? There is a growing disconnect between actual economic data and the picture painted by the Fed and mainstream media. What should advisors and investors be paying attention to instead? Plus, earnings season is back! We review the latest numbers for Q2.

Our experts think the economy isn't nearly as strong as media is making it appear. Find out what economic indicators Matt and Don are evaluating this week and what questions they think investors should be asking now.

We're cutting to the chase on this special episode of Bull|Bear Radio. WBI CIO, Steven Van Solkema, weighs in on the "to cut or not to cut" debate surrounding this week's Fed meeting.

Matt and Don navigate the dark corners of the markets in this episode of Bull|Bear Radio. After the May meltdown, markets are in need of a hero. Will we find one in the U.S./China trade war?

It’s East versus West these days with China trade tensions peaking, almost reminiscent of the Cold War. How will earnings and the market respond? Matt and Don discuss their thoughts on this and more in this week’s episode.

A review of the latest Q1 earnings and revenue numbers expose risk on the horizon. Matt and Don review sector risk and the effect of our crumbling infrastructure on the markets. Plus, an unconventional idea to get the U.S. economy back in the infrastructure game.

We're asking ourselves a few big questions within this episode of Bull|Bear Radio. Like why does the industry push buy & hold? Investors following conventional investing wisdom may not be as successful as they could be.

If you hang around long enough in a dangerous environment, eventually, you’re going to suffer the consequences. Right now, the economy and the markets are feeling a little damp. It’s not pouring rain yet, and we might be able to still enjoy a period of positive market returns for some time. But signs of deterioration abound and the likelihood of a recession at some point continues to increase.

Investors are having Dèjá Vu when it comes to the markets. Within this episode, Don and Matt discuss the similarities between the markets in 1999 and today.

In this episode, our experts survey the latest economic and market trends to help investors connect the dots and see the bigger picture. Spring has sprung, can the markets spring up too?

Many financial advisors struggle to convert their practices into valuable businesses. Don Schreiber, Jr, author of Building a World-Class Financial Services Business, offers his advice to financial advisors for creating sustainable, salable businesses. Plus, will the market melt up or melt down? Matt Schreiber and Don Schreiber, Jr. discuss how geopolitical trends may impact the stock market in the second quarter.

The hungover market might slip and slide right off the cliff back to market lows. Or, investor optimism mixed with some central bank intervention could float stock prices to new heights. Investors that want to know what may come next should listen to this week's episode.

Has the blind passive indexing craze started to wind down? Recent market moves suggest that investors are finally looking at corporate fundamentals. In this episode, Matt and Don analyze how this week's market headlines are impacting stock prices in a way we haven't seen in years.