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And there are some green shoots I think pointing in the direction that we could be reaching a peak here.

Hello and welcome to the Baron Streetwise Podcast. I'm Jack Howe.

The voice you just heard, that's Lindsay Bell. She's the chief investment strategist at

Ally Invest and when she mentions a peak, she's not talking about the stock market.

She's talking about inflation. Just ahead we'll get perspectives from Lindsay and another

top strategist about what's next for consumer prices and interest rates and how best to invest.

We'll also get a fund manager's top picks for dividend-paying stocks.

And we'll say a few words about Elon Musk and his cannabis-themed takeover bid for Twitter.

Listening in as our audio producer, Jackson. Hi, Jackson.

Hi, Jack. Who was it that sent us that question on AT&T?

Well, that was Mike from Colorado. The Mike from Colorado. Let's hear it.

Hi, Jack. AT&T or Warner Brothers Discovery? Which of these two stocks has more investment

upside from a growth and dividend perspective in the next 12 to 24 months? Thanks so much.

Hey, Mike. Thanks for listening and for sending your timely question. Anyone who owned AT&T

stock earlier this month now has two stocks. AT&T, which still uses the ticker T and something

called Warner Brothers Discovery, ticker WBD. That's because the telecom has decided to leave Hollywood.

Back in 2018, AT&T bought Time Warner, which had a movie studio and cable networks and HBO.

And the thinking was that AT&T would take all of this entertainment direct to customers through

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