"Something's Going To Break" As Market Undergoes Phase Change

President & Co-Founder at Peak Prosperity • Apr 23, 2024 at 2:24 PM EDT

Stocks have sold off sharply since hitting all-time highs just 3 weeks ago. Bond prices are falling, too. What's going on here?

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Stocks have sold off sharply since hitting all-time highs just 3 weeks ago.

Bond prices are falling, too.

What's going on here?

Is this just a needed pullback to remove excessive froth before the market resumes rising to all-time highs?

Or is this a more significant reversal?

For a professional's perspective, we turn to John Llodra and Mike Preston, the lead partners at advisory firm New Harbor Financial.

Many of you already know that New Harbor is one of the financial advisory firms endorsed by Thoughtful Money.

Video Length: 01:06:58

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