Tandem Talk - Episode 9, August 2022

Episode 9 of the Tandem Talk podcast, hosted by Tandem Investment Advisors, Inc., titled "Tandem Talk - Episode 9, August 2022" was published on August 16, 2022 and runs 36 minutes.

August 16, 2022 ·36m · Tandem Talk

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Episode Description

Today’s topic of discussion? The Economy! Are we witnessing a game of chicken between the Fed and the Market? Join us as we discuss a K-shaped recovery and take a look back at Billy’s spot-on thoughts about stagflation. We end the conversation with a well-known saying here at Tandem – “uncertainty brings opportunity”. We hope you enjoy!

Don’t forget to check back in next quarter for our 10th episode of Tandem Talk!

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