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Doubleline’s Jeffrey Sherman talks to Real Vision CEO Raoul Pal

Raoul Pal, founder of Real Vision after retiring at age 36 from running one of the world’s largest hedge funds, joins DoubleLine’s Jeffrey Sherman and Sam Lau on The Sherman Show. Mr. Pal discusses his career as a hedge fund manager before opting out of the “rat race” to create Real Vision with its mission to “democratize the best financial intelligence.” …

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Engaging a New Generation of Investors

Franklin Templeton Investments offers an excerpt from the discussion in their latest “Talking Markets” podcast featuring Walter Cruttenden, CEO of Blast and Co-founder/chairman of Acorns, Lindsay Holden, founder and CEO of Long Game, and Henry Yoshida, founder & CEO of Rocket Dollar. Listen.

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Ed Perk’s Outlook: Reining in Risk

Equity markets continued to march higher in the first half of 2019, despite trade uncertainties and recessionary fears. An abrupt change to a more dovish stance among central bankers has recently provided fresh tinder to the equity fire. But does a looser policy stance signal there are cracks in the global economy’s foundation?

Our senior investment leaders share their views on investing in uncertain times and how their outlooks have changed from earlier this year. They weigh in on market divergence, whether there is simply too much focus on the US Federal Reserve (Fed), where they see pockets of opportunity and how they are looking to play defence.

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Market Resilience: Strength in Numbers

Concerns about where the financial markets are heading are at the forefront of many investors’ minds. The risks of a US or global recession this year continue to persist amid slowing global growth, trade tensions and worries about potential geopolitical shocks. In this roundtable discussion, they outline why they think some market observers are misguided and where they see opportunities today.

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Overcorrecting the correction

As is often seen in investing, we believe the pendulum swung too far in the negative direction for equities late last year, but now may have swung a bit too far in the positive direction.

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