Michael Wursthorn
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1,567 appearances
29 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2017
last heard Nov 2021
Michael Wursthorn’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I think the big question is,
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ever since we started this rise in January, was, are we being over-exuberant about the market's rise?
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That was followed with data out of China, as well as then, of course, Friday's jobs number, which all just goes to show that growth isn't as good as it was, and now we're just trying to figure out, how good is it not going to be going forward?
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It did, and there is this debate now, or at least this question of,
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A, is the ECB overreacting, or is it not moving fast enough?
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Investors really can't make sense of it, because they've just been dealing with so many of these cross-signals, whether it's from the U.S., from Europe, or from Asia.
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What you're starting to see, though, at the very least, is a narrative forming within the market that, indeed, growth is slowing down.
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that there's going to have to be measures taken or at least not taken by some of the central banks if they want to stave off maybe a further economic turmoil at this point.
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But the question is, I think facing investors, is if you're in a market right now, how do you price that in at the moment?
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Because the growth isn't going to stop tomorrow.
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It's certainly not.
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I mean, the U.S.
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economy certainly is growing, but it's going to stop at some point.
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It's all going to slow down.
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So I think it's sort of the searching process of if it's not today, when is that going to be exactly?
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I mean, if you look at it just sort of in the span of just this year, you could say that we may be facing a turning point in terms of how this year could continue to play out.
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Because especially since the end of January, investors have been saying that we expect volatility to return.
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They just didn't know what the catalyst was going to be.
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And we saw last week with weak economic data all around the world as being that catalyst.
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In terms of the bull market, though, I mean, I think December was a really good example to show investors that how close a bull market could come to dying and how quickly that can happen.
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