Stock Market to Keep on Rolling
- Feb 27, 2013
- 16:04
- Full Episode
Though stock market volatility continues to rattle investors' nerves, the future looks bright for equities in the U.S. and many emerging markets, according to Wharton finance professor Jeremy Siegel. In an interview with Knowledge@Wharton, Siegel says that investors should think about reducing their bond holdings, buying more stocks and keeping just enough cash for a rainy day and other liquidity needs. He also discusses the housing market and offers his take on where the stock market is headed for the rest of 2013. 📂 Finance & Accounting
Brief Summary
Jeremy Siegel discusses stock market volatility, the sequester's impact, and investment strategies in dividend stocks and international markets.
Key points
- Market Volatility Insights. Professor Jeremy Seagull discusses recent stock market volatility and its implications for investors.
- Housing Market Recovery. Seagull predicts a strong upward trend in home prices, signaling recovery in the housing market.
- Stock Market Opportunities. Despite risks, Seagull believes there are still valuable opportunities in the stock market.
Episode highlights
- Market Volatility InsightsProfessor Jeremy Seagull discusses recent stock market volatility and its implications for investors.“The fundamentals are very strong and they're going to overcome these negative risks.”1:05Feb 27, 2013
- Housing Market RecoverySeagull predicts a strong upward trend in home prices, signaling recovery in the housing market.“The trend on home prices will continue quite strong over the next year.”12:40Feb 27, 2013
- Stock Market OpportunitiesDespite risks, Seagull believes there are still valuable opportunities in the stock market.“I still think the opportunities are there in the stock market.”14:21Feb 27, 2013
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