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Probably the most common question that's directly about what should I do as an investor is should

I get in now or get out now? And I always say, well, neither get in nor get out is an investing

strategy. Welcome to the Baron Streetwise podcast. I'm Jack Howe. The voice you just heard

that's Liz Ann Saunders. She's the Chief Investment Officer at Charles Schwab.

Here to talk about the outlook for stocks and bonds and what to make us some nutty investor

behavior we've seen lately. We'll also hear from Penny Pennington, the CEO of Edward Jones,

about who should hire a financial advisor and why.

Listening in is our audio producer Meta. Hi, Meta.

Hey, Jack. I cannot believe it met at this podcast just turned one year old.

I know. Headed birthday to us. You know, when babies turn about one, we begin referring to them as

toddlers. And frankly, I can't think of a good reason not to begin referring to one year old

podcasts as toddlers. I'm going to pause now for what I can only imagine is uproarious applause at

that suggestion. Okay, the early reviews are mixed. On our first podcast episode, we heard

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