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EPISODE · Apr 25, 2025 · 45 MIN

What Investors Need to Know About Today’s Trade and Market Climate – Part 1 (Ep. 42)

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Join hosts John and Alex Soutsos as they explore the unique dynamics of today’s financial landscape and share insights on navigating market volatility. In this episode, delve into the impact of U.S. trade policies, the notion of cyclical bear markets, and what a potential reset button for the economy might entail.  Engage with the rich analysis offered by John and Alex, as they discuss: The restructuring of the U.S. market under the new administration. (03:04)  The implications of tariff negotiations and their role in global trade dynamics. (08:01)  Identifying corrections versus bear markets and their historical context. (11:46) Behavioral insights on consumer sentiment as a contrarian market indicator. (19:56)  The stimulative impact of domestic investments and the reshoring of manufacturing. (24:46)  Connect with Med-Wealth Financial Services:  Med-Wealth Financial Services LinkedIn: John Soutsos LinkedIn: Alex Soutsos LinkedIn: Med-Wealth Financial Services X (formerly Twitter): Med-Wealth Financial Services [email protected] 905-568-2000 1- 888-568-1170

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