Sam Burns
Sam Burns is a researcher at Mill Street Research who specializes in examining the wild swing between oversold and overbought markets, the influence of interest rates and bond yields on stock prices, the potential for the Fed to cut rates in 2024, and the impact of Chinese credit growth on the world economy.
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Jan 30, 2024 • 54min
The Bull Market's Next Move: Growth, Inflation & Tech Stocks | Sam Burns
Sam Burns, an expert from Mill Street Research, discusses the future of the bull market, the impact of inflation and interest rates on investments, and the potential for growth in tech stocks. He analyzes US fiscal policy, the role of small caps, commodity markets, Chinese economic dilemmas, and the challenges of modern investment research. Burns emphasizes the importance of sound investment strategies, avoiding hype, and balancing media influence. He also explores the decline of individual stock picking and the importance of independent research and non-conflicted investment advisors.
Jan 16, 2024 • 43min
Fitness: How Fitness and Mental Health Are Interconnected with Sam Burns
Sam Burns, a father and fitness enthusiast, discusses the vital connection between physical fitness and mental health. He emphasizes the challenges of balancing personal goals and family time, and the importance of incorporating fitness into a busy schedule. Sam also explores the relationship between fitness and modern masculinity, promoting a holistic approach to health and well-being.
Nov 9, 2023 • 1h 3min
Interest Rate Declines Will Bring Fated "Soft Landing," Says Earnings Maestro Sam Burns
In this podcast, Sam Burns, Founder of Mill Street Research, shares his insights on the current state of equities, including the housing market, banks, commercial real estate, healthcare, commodity sectors, and Chinese stocks. He also discusses equity momentum, disinflation, global manufacturing, trade downturn, fiscal tailwinds in the U.S., and the potential for a soft landing with declining interest rates.
