Wall Street Unplugged
Episode: 634September 5, 2018

Here’s how you know if a correction is coming…

Andrew Horowitz

Summer is officially over… which means football season is here. And to kick off the new season, I start the podcast with a great big rant.

Today I also welcome back one of my favorite guests, Andrew Horowitz. Andrew is host of The Disciplined Investor podcast and president of financial planning firm Horowitz and Company.

As you might expect, we cover a number of topics—from China and the tariff headlines to Andrew’s take on emerging markets… and whether that pullback is a buying opportunity or a flashing caution sign.

Andrew also shares the U.S. economic indicators he’s watching… and why the market is positioned for a pullback over the next few months.

And of course he gives us a lot of great investing ideas.

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