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I'm Alison Southwick, joined as always by Robert the Great BroCamp.

Joining us this week is...

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Joining us this week is Chelsea Brennan.

She's founder of the blog, Smart Money Mamas, and Bro is going to give us some highlights from the Berkshire Hathaway meeting.

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So, bro, what's up? Well, Allison, we often begin by talking about what happened in the previous

week, but since we just closed out April, that's review what happened over the entire month.

And sweet cheesots, what a month it was. Truly, one for the record books,

both for good and for ill. So each week, we all know, we learned of millions more Americans

filing for unemployment benefits, total tally now, surpassing 30 million, and that is most

definitely an understatement, given the difficulty many people have had with filing for benefits.

On April 15th, the Federal Reserve announced that U.S. manufacturing output contracted in March

by the most in any month since 1947. On April 29th, we learned that first quarter GDP

experienced its biggest decline since 2008 and the biggest drop in services and consumer spending

on record. And most certainly, second quarter GDP will be much worse. But you wouldn't know all

that looking at the stock market. S&P 500 returned 12.8% in April, its best monthly return since

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