Michael Wursthorn

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1,567 appearances 29 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2017 last heard Nov 2021

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · A Market Cave-In Ahead of the Holidays · 21 Dec 2018 podcast

And investors are really, I think for the most part, they're telling me they're looking at 2019 before they really even think about buying anything else at this point. voice-verified

Well, that is the pressing question. voice-verified

And for the Nasdaq to fall into a bear market, it is the first of the three major indexes to fall, the first of those dominoes to fall now, where now this long-running bull market rally looks very vulnerable. voice-verified

And for a lot of investors, as long as they're confronting trade challenges that are going to continue at least until March – voice-verified

The prospect of rising interest rates with those two more rate hikes next year. voice-verified

And obviously you have these other little things like the possibility of a government shutdown all sort of playing a factor in all this that investors are going to be at the edge of their seats and it doesn't really look like a respite's coming quite soon. voice-verified

So major tech stocks have fallen quite a bit, but they don't really have much in terms of gains anymore, but they're not the weakest anymore of all the sectors. voice-verified

You've seen energy just in the last few weeks really get hammered, and that's a big part because of what oil prices have done. voice-verified

Small cap companies, though, they were the first of the U.S. voice-verified

indexes to enter a bear market, the Russell 2000. voice-verified

So you've really seen them just make an about face from September when people were really thinking that the voice-verified

It's a tax cut. voice-verified

And even with the trade war going on, those companies are going to be great. voice-verified

And obviously, all these thoughts of a recession made investors very wary of those companies. voice-verified

And you've just seen those just really plummet in the last several weeks of trading. voice-verified

WSJ Your Money Briefing · Investors Exiting Tech, Playing Defense · 17 Nov 2018 podcast

In China and Germany specifically, there were data points that freaked investors out, making them more concerned that obviously as we think about sort of the storyline last year in 2017 that all these global economies are growing together, that's all unraveled. voice-verified

And we're getting further and further evidence as the data catches up to where things are now. voice-verified

So in China, you did see business activity sort of overall mix in October, and that just overall contributed to this very negative sentiment. voice-verified

Germany as well, its economy shrank for the first time in three and a half years, adding to that concerns that over in Europe, they're not expanding nearly at the rate as they should be. voice-verified

And in the U.S. voice-verified

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