i'm very basic in the way that i look at things. Even though people think the indicators i oftn cite are complicated, they're really not. They're all just variations of the same story. The average home has 16 thousand board feet of lumber. If lumberis weak, whatdoes that mean? It means probably demand for housings week whil if demand for housing is down, interest rates will drop. So again, i go back to the city. It's really all about interest rate movement. Even a moving average. A lot of millennials, i'm sure of, loking moving averages. It's pr probablyt most popular, importantt way of looking at a trend
IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:
01:37 - What are the benefits of investing with ETFs versus stock picking.
06:26 - Why not all ETFs are created equal and what you should look for when comparing ETFs.
11:51 - Why Michael believes that real diversification means having a portion of your portfolio that you hate.
20:11 - How to invest using a “risk-on, risk-off” investing framework.
20:11 - What investments perform well during high volatility, “risk-off” market environments.
24:19- Why the largest lagging stocks may be outperformers over the next several years.
29:39 - What is a beta rotation investing strategy.
31:57 - Why the utility sector can be used as a leading indicator for future stock market volatility.
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