Abby Joseph Cohen, a former U.S. Investment Strategist at Goldman Sachs, brings her wealth of knowledge to the table, sharing insights on the current economic landscape. She discusses the Federal Reserve's interest rate strategies in relation to inflation and potential recession impacts. Abby emphasizes the resilience of consumers and corporations while advising on mid-cap stocks for diversified investment. With an optimistic outlook on the U.S. economy, she stresses the importance of aligning investment strategies with economic conditions and maintaining a balanced portfolio.

Abby Joseph Cohen, a prominent financial expert and professor at Columbia Business School, dives into the major disruptions shaping today's global economy. She elaborates on the lasting impact of the pandemic on supply chains and economic inequalities. Graduate insights on the delicate balance of government spending, rising global debt, and the potential of AI in investment strategies. Cohen also highlights the importance of diversifying into international markets and assures listeners that political changes shouldn't dictate investment choices.

Greg Valliere discusses Trump's RNC speech & Biden's campaign, Mandeep Singh talks about CrowdStrike outage, Abby Joseph Cohen shares economy insights, & Alicia Reese breaks down Netflix earnings

Guests Abby Joseph Cohen, a Columbia University professor, shares insights on how a second Trump presidency may reshape the economy and markets. Monica Guerra from Morgan Stanley discusses investment policy implications. Jackie Bowie analyzes the Bank of England's decisions amidst changing European economies. Political scientist Christina Greer contemplates Trump's new voter coalition and the Democratic Party's future. Together, they navigate economic forecasts, regulatory changes, and evolving political dynamics that could shape the financial landscape.

Abby Joseph Cohen, a former partner at Goldman Sachs and now a professor, analyzes the impending federal debt crisis and its ties to election plans. Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, poignantly discusses the rise in antisemitism following last year's Hamas attacks and the need for solidarity. Meanwhile, Megan Cassella provides insights on how presidential candidates’ economic strategies could drastically impact the national debt, with Trump’s proposal potentially costing double that of Harris’s.