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EPISODE · Apr 8, 2025 · 34 MIN

Market Turbulence: How Tariffs, Bonds, and Diversification Can Potentially Protect Your Financial Future

from Money Matters With Wes Moss · host Wes Moss

Navigate the market's recent swings, sparked by major tariff announcements and a significant stock sell-off. Examine the impact of balanced portfolios, learn why bonds are back in action, and explore how diversification might help you minimize losses during turbulent times. Tariffs may create higher prices for consumers and small businesses, but could the new revenue pave the way for substantial tax cuts for both corporations and individuals? Unpack the potential silver lining in these challenging times. Understand how the VIX (volatility index) behaves during major market shifts and why, historically, market performance tends to improve after sharp increases in volatility. Despite the market ups and downs, Wes, Jeff, and Connor emphasize why staying balanced and diversified can be critical to your long-term investment strategy. Tune in for actionable strategies and work toward securing happiness in your financial future.

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