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The Dividend Cafe

Jumping Around But Staying Out of Trouble

The Dividend Cafe

The Dividend Cafe - The Bahnsen Group

Macro Economics, Monetary Policy, Dividend Growth Investing, Retirement Planning, Wealth Management, Investing, Business, Estate Planning

4.9572 Ratings

🗓️ 25 September 2020

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

There are a lot of places to go on the map right now. Markets were not just "up" throughout most of June/July/August, but they were "boring" in the way they did it. Limited volatility. Total transcendence to some of the silliness in how the media covered COVID. And a pretty consistent slow-burn to the upside. September has now invited normalcy back, and by normalcy, yes, I do mean frothy, over-valued tech positions getting re-priced (and that process could be in very early innings from where I sit), but also just plan going up and down - the standard bi-directional definition of volatility.

We have a number of things going on in markets right now that will be discussed in this week's Dividend Cafe, and I suspect the conclusions I draw will be really satisfying for some, and really unsatisfying for others. I am hearing more and more people talk about certain things that seem obvious to them. This is the most bullish thing you could hope for if you are a contrarian (or a half-way decent hedge fund manager).

In this week's Dividend Cafe we will look at ... • What all may be wrong or not wrong with markets • Five facts to focus on through the weeks and months ahead • Cash levels are still very, very high - but what does that mean? • Whether or not 2009 has anything to teach us right now • All the things happening in the economy (must read) • Politics and Money, and now the Supreme Court? • And of course, the Chart of the Week And with that, let's dive into the Dividend Cafe ...

Links mentioned in this episode: DividendCafe.com TheBahnsenGroup.com

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Dividend Cafe weekly market commentary focused on dividends in your portfolio and dividends in your understanding of economic life.

0:12.5

Hello, welcome to this week's Dividend Cafe.

0:16.0

This is David Bonson.

0:17.4

I am the chief investment officer and managing partner here at the Bonson

0:21.1

group. And in case you can't tell, I'm back in our Newport Beach studio. And we are pretty

0:27.8

excited to have some changes going on. I'm going to do a little housekeeping first and then

0:31.6

get into all the market stuff. Let me get the housekeeping out of the way.

0:36.2

Hopefully, if you're listening to this podcast,

0:37.6

you also receive into your feed the COVID and Markets podcast, which we've been doing

0:42.3

for a while daily, for actually months and months daily, and then most days, you know,

0:48.8

going back to quarantine and so forth. Our plan right now is to retire the COVID and Markets.com daily entries as of next Tuesday,

0:57.8

which I believe is the 29th of September.

1:01.9

That'll be the last one.

1:03.6

And then on Thursday, October the 1st, to officially launch our new property called the D.C.

1:09.4

Today.

1:10.8

And, of course, the D. DC, you could think of it as

1:14.0

a dividend cafe and you could also think of it as Washington, D.C., but the point being it's a daily

1:18.5

market recap. And I do intend for it to be a lot more succinct than COVID markets was. There will be

1:24.2

bullet points each day, covering the Fed, covering housing, still covering COVID

1:29.4

news as warranted.

1:30.9

I don't want to obsess over the COVID news anymore.

1:33.1

That's kind of what's driving a lot of this.

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