Well, this interview is being recorded the day after the Federal Reserve spooked markets by slowing the expected pace of future rate cuts.
The S&P instantly dropped 3% on the news and bond yields spiked.
Is this just temporary heartburn as the markets digest the news?
Or might this signal that markets have just peaked?
For perspective, we're fortunate to be joined by Dr. Ed Yardeni, President of Yardeni Research.
While Ed thinks that 2025 may start off a little "sloppy" for stocks, he thinks a prolonged earnings bull market is more likely than not to ensue afterwards.
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