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After their pandemic-fueled plunge, stocks have for the most-part recovered, and now that the economy is slowly opening back up, where do we go from here? Paul Dietrich, noted CNBC and FOX Business contributor and Chief Investment Strategist at B Riley Wealth Management shares his views with Vince Annable on this special edition of Your Money Manual. On this episode of our podcast you'll learn:
1) Why the stock market has remained so optimistic and how investors should analyze what's happening (02:56)
2) About the mindsets involved in reopening the economy vs. the importance of protect the public's health, and how the experts are addressing both concerns (09:15)
3) The potential short and long-term impacts of the coronavirus pandemic on employment, small businesses, and the economy (16:12)
4) That during uncertain times like these where risk in public markets may be greater, investors may be able to better protect their assets with and endowment style portfolio (23:27)
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