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The Dividend Cafe

Politics Fourth: Getting our Priorities Straight

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

🗓️ 18 September 2020

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

• The big unknown of corporate profits in the here and now and future • Impact of perpetual quasi-COVID lockdowns • The ambiguity of the present economic condition • Operation Magnify • Why financial services are under-valued, but not for the reason many think • A sober assessment of the state of stock buybacks • Why corporate bond yields matter so much to stocks, and everything else • Night trading more important than day trading? • Politics and Money: A new poll you haven’t seen in the news • Chart of the Week:

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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.

0:12.6

Hello and welcome to this week's Dividend Cafe podcast and video. I think this is the first time in a few weeks that I'm recording it here at the

0:23.7

studio in my New York office. I know last week I was out in the middle of the city and I think it

0:29.3

may have been a week or two before that that I had recorded from Bryant Park. And so I want to

0:36.5

give you guys as much information as I can today on a number of things that I'm looking here at some notes I took

0:43.1

all happen to start with the letter P and so this little alliteration is not on purpose.

0:48.7

But we're going to very briefly talk about politics.

0:51.5

I want to talk primarily, no pun intended, look at that, primarily on pun, about priorities.

0:59.0

And then go into a discussion about profits, policy, and then there's a few little bonus piece in there like polling and some other things.

1:11.9

Now, I did not have to go to any effort to end up with a number of subjects that start with this letter.

1:18.7

I don't really feel the need to create remembrance of my talk by using clever tricks like alliteration, it was a total accident.

1:30.7

I just noticed that all these words happened to start repeat, so I'm sharing it.

1:35.2

I wrote last week about politics.

1:36.7

I wrote last week about, it was a 17-page white paper that we published, basically trying to give as comprehensive of a view

1:46.8

on the election of this year and what it may mean to client portfolios, what we're doing about

1:54.3

that, how we're thinking about it. We did an hour-long special podcast and video about this in a national video call last week.

2:05.2

And I got a lot of feedback this week.

2:07.3

It was very positive and I'm really appreciative of that.

2:10.9

I think that my prediction had been that there'd be a lot of people upset with me

2:17.2

because in my paper, I prediction had been that there'd be a lot of people upset with me because in my paper,

2:19.9

I do not argue that if Donald Trump is reelected, it will ruin the world economically,

2:27.7

financially, from investment in a capital standpoint. And I also don't argue that if he's not

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