Market Enthusiasm & Speculative Fervor
This week, Doug and Greg Stokes—Stokes Family Office Managing Partners—discuss market enthusiasm following the election, focusing on the rise of speculative assets like cryptocurrency and Tesla. They’ll delve into inflation picking back up and how it has influenced market performance recently and over the last four years. The conversation also looks back at historical market performance during political shifts and the implications for future valuations and market predictions.
Key Takeaways
- [00:17] - Post-election market enthusiasm
- [04:07] - Speculative assets and cryptocurrency trends
- [08:38] - Inflation impact both recently and over the last 4 years
- [13:41] - Historical market performance across the last 22 Presidents
- [19:40] - Valuations and market enthusiasm
Links
- Scottie Pippen’s bitcoin prediction dream
- WSJ: Bitcoin’s Future Depends on a Handful of Mysterious Coders
- U.S Truflation
- Price Increases over the last 4 years
- Main Street vs Wall Street inflation
- Stock performance when Republicans sweep the Senate, House, and White House
- How stocks have done under the past 22 Presidents
- Warren Buffett’s Apple share sales and cash pile spark intrigue over motives
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