Kate Warren

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49 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Oct 2018 last heard Oct 2018

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No, I actually think this is a return to normal market volatility.
It's certainly been a little more of a surprise than I think many investors were expecting, because the day-to-day volatility has been higher.
But this is very much in line with what we've seen historically, where there have been 3% or 4% or 5% pullbacks every year, and one correction or 10% pullback on average every year.
So think of this as just markets adjusting, getting back to a normal level of equity market volatility.
Well, what we're seeing is multiple hundred points a day.
And I think what people don't realize is a 1% move in the Dow is about 300 points.
So those numbers look really big, but they actually aren't much in terms of how much the market is really moving.
And I think that's important to put into perspective.
Well, so far, what we've had is lots of tariffs announced, and not many of them have actually been implemented, even with the $200 billion in tariffs that were implemented a few weeks ago.
So I think investors need to put that in perspective and realize that we will see slightly higher prices in the U.S.
We will see slightly slower U.S.
economic growth as a result.
But so far, that's all been something that's pretty small.
If we continue to see an escalation of tariffs or a bigger trade war with other countries, especially China, I think we could see a more significant impact.
And that's really what we're concerned about.
We don't expect it.
We do think this is more of a negotiating strategy.
But I think investors need to keep in mind that that's a risk out there.
That's correct.
And I think the investors need to keep in mind that while tariffs sound scary, it simply raises prices either for company inputs.
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