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The Dividend Cafe

The Kamala Cafe

The Dividend Cafe

The Dividend Cafe - The Bahnsen Group

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

4.9572 Ratings

🗓️ 14 August 2020

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

• Market Recap of the week that just was • A little reality check on interest rates • A report card for earnings season for Q2 • Anyone remember China? • Commercial real estate lending • Restaurants looking for some help – and possibly going to get it • Is our monetary system working? • Economic report card for the week (jobs, retail sales, consumer credit, and more) • Politics and Money – a bit more of a look at Kamala Harris as the VP pick and what it means to markets and policy (and so, so, so much more) • Chart of the Week

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

Transcript

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0:00.0

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

0:12.8

Hello and welcome to this week's Dividend Cafe. I am actually recording, believe it or not, in Moscow, Moscow, Idaho, that is.

0:25.5

I was up here for a meeting yesterday afternoon and then spoke at an event last night.

0:32.1

And now I am flying back here in a few minutes.

0:34.2

So just a very quick in-and-out trip, but lovely to see some long-time

0:41.1

friends and some clients and participate in speaking at this event last night. And then I get to

0:47.0

record here today in my hotel room. I want to do a few things with our time today.

1:04.9

I am hoping that you podcast listeners will be able to take in what we have put up at the dividend cafe.com, but I do really want to share with you some sentiments right now around the U.S. election

1:12.5

because I think that we're really in a transitional place right now where the primary story, the narrative,

1:21.1

I don't know necessarily what's actually going to be moving market prices the most,

1:26.4

but I certainly think it's what's going to generate the most market discussion and conversation for the next two and a half months will be more political, more election-centered than COVID-centered.

1:40.3

I'm not really convinced that the market has been that COVID-centered here for a little while.

1:48.6

As news regarding COVID has seemingly, when it would get worse, markets didn't seem to be bothered,

1:56.0

when it would get better, markets didn't seem to have a big effect,

1:59.2

because I believe that the bulk of the

2:01.2

the COVID-oriented market narrative is baked in and that is that something happened

2:08.1

that caused an incredible economic disruption and the worst-case aspects of that are off the table

2:15.8

the predictions of those things are not happening.

2:20.1

And yet there remains all the economic uncertainty into the future. And all that the markets

2:25.5

really have to sort through is on the margin. Are we looking at a different shape recovery?

2:35.0

You know, there's different scenarios of what the shape of the recovery could end up looking like.

2:38.5

So those things are there on the margin, but when cases go up one day a bit or hospitalizations

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