Wrapping Up a Choppy Q1
Greg and Doug Stokes discuss a first quarter filled with volatility, focusing on the performance of the Magnificent 7 companies and how market corrections are normal and often lead to better valuations. We’ll analyze consumer sentiment and reflect on historical comparisons to previous market corrections. We’ll also discuss why we welcome periodic volatility, allowing investors time to assess their risk and diversification levels.
Key Takeaways
- [0:17] - Wrapping up a choppy Q1
- [02:52] - The Mag 7 is down 15% so far this year
- [06:23] - Is this reminiscent of the Vibecession?
- [09:17] - Or does it feel like Q4 2018?
- [14:50] - The hype and demand bubbles of AI
- [18:37] - Why we welcome periods of volatility
Links
- CNN Fear and Greed Index
- Allianz Life Study Finds Inflation and Tariffs Increasingly Worrying Americans
- University of Michigan’s closely watched Survey of Consumers
- Microsoft abandons data center projects
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