Anger At The Wealth Gap To Boil Over As Recession Hits?

While we often focus on the hard numbers and data when analyzing the economy and financial markets, we have to remember that these systems are ultimately driven by humans.

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While we often focus on the hard numbers & data when analyzing the economy & financial markets, we have to remember that these systems are ultimately driven by humans.

This means price behavior is a function of behavioral factors like sentiment and confidence.

Today, we're fortunate to speak with Peter Atwater, adjunct professor of economics at William & Mary College.

Peter is a top expert in how changes in confidence consistently and predictably impact investor preferences, decisions and actions.

In this video, he shares what his key confidence indicators are telling him about the prospects for 2023.

Video Length: 01:06:40


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