An Engaging Round Table Discussion

Last week, Wiley Angell, Greg Glidden, and Eduardo Cortes sat down for a round table discussion covering pressing industry topics as we near the end of what has been a historic year. The exchange of ideas and perspectives is dynamic and insightful. 

Below are some excerpts from the conversation. Enjoy!

All Eyes on the Fed as we Approach 2023

 

Possible Recession? Equity Valuations, Credit markets, and Yield Curve Signals

Thoughts on Quantitative Tightening (“QT”)

“The Fed – Friend or Foe” Summary

Panelist

Wiley Angell

Chief Market Strategist,
CIO - FAMCO Group,
Senior Portfolio Manager

 (314) 446-6760

 wangell@zieglercap.com

Greg Glidden

Greg Glidden

Chief Equity Strategist

 (314) 797-5675
 gglidden@zieglercap.com

Eduardo Cortes

CIO - Fixed Income

 (312) 368-1442
 ecortes@zieglercap.com

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