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Market Commentary: Carson Investment Research Looks at the Year Ahead

Carson Wealth

We believe the odds of a recession remain low, with continued income growth, a recovery in rate-sensitive cyclical areas of the economy, and untapped potential for productivity gains helping to support the expansion. Market participants, strategists, policymakers, and the economy rarely saw eye to eye.

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Market Commentary: Top Charts From 2023 Set the Scene For 2024

Carson Wealth

The economy surprised, the consumer remained resilient, stocks soared, and even bonds did well on the year thanks to a late-innings rally. The Manufacturing Renaissance is Here Sonu Varghese, VP and Global Macro Strategist I’ve never seen an economic chart like this, especially one related to factory construction.

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We the People

David Nelson

By David Nelson, CFA CMT Congress is close to passing a $52 Billion subsidy for the Chip industry to on shore semiconductor manufacturing here in the United States. Most have a compliance division to monitor employee trading. It’s morally wrong and Americans should demand an end to it. Just ask Martha Stewart.

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Market Commentary: Weak Seasonality Still in Play

Carson Wealth

The economy has surprised to the upside and stocks had one of their best starts to a year. The Bank of America Global Fund Manager Survey surveys portfolio managers that manage hundreds of billions of dollars. Four positive stories on the manufacturing front are tailwinds for the economy.

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Transcript: Luis Berruga, Global X ETFs

The Big Picture

Conviction, so we look at, you know, whether or not a specific theme is something that we have a high degree of conviction that will be a trend, that will definitely have an impact in the economy over the next two or three decades. I mean, I always say it depends on the economies or the scale of the business that you are considering.

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Transcript: David Layton

The Big Picture

RITHOLTZ: And when you look at the economy for the past decade, or at least as judged by the public markets, Europe seems to have been a little sleepy the past decade. How much is the prospective market size, as well as how robust local economy is? In fact, you had suggested public markets decoupled from the real economy.

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