In a recent podcast, Gabe Diederich, portfolio manager on Baird's Municipal Fixed Income Team, discusses how AI is influencing municipal and corporate debt markets, why municipal yields are capturing investors' attention, and what investors should expect from AI-related bond opportunities.
Tune in to hear Gabe's market outlook: https://t.co/jwR6cTE69f
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In a world that’s constantly changing, how can you make sure your money is working for you right now? Even if you feel confident that you may not outspend your money, there are still essential questions to consider. https://t.co/gikyPGW4YV
Mig Dobre, Associate Director of Research, recently appeared on @Bloomberg to share his outlook on Caterpillar and the evolving challenges surrounding AI infrastructure growth.
Watch here at 1:53:06 https://t.co/0AvKhlUczj
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Nice quote from my guy @morganhousel
People like weekends because it’s when they have the most control over their time; financial goals should keep this in mind.
I want you to look at V and MA and remember that, at one point, it was thought crypto was going to disrupt them.
Then it was thought AI would disrupt them.
There are absolutely times in the stock market where the collective wisdom makes zero sense.
When I was 8 years old, were the 40 and 50 year olds saying "we are passing the National Debt onto young Mike" ?
Because Im 52 now and don't feel like it got passed on to me? I mean I pay taxes and everything but...?
Everyone pointing out that Gen Z thinks the market is rigged and sports gambling is a better route to wealth creation I want you to remember that stocks go up over the long run because a whole segment of investors are bad at this.
If everyone was good at it…..
We know that consumer sentiment surveys are just political surveys now, they are useless as information sources to make any informed decision.
I wonder if polling is succumbing to some force that people havent caught up to yet?