3-18 Noon Biz Hour SHOW Rundown…

12:11

Diane Swonk, Chief Economist at Mesirow Financial joins Kris and Sherman during the WBBM Noon Business Hour to discuss today’s Jobs, CPI, LEI, and Philly Fed data…

 

12:19

BMO Capital Markets Global Currency and Public Policy Strategist, Andrew Busch discusses growing economic issues overseas…

 

12:31

Hugh Johnson, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer at Johnson Illington Advisors talks about what’s moving Wall Street…

 

12:42

John McCamant, Editor of the Medical Technology Stock Letter and BioInvest.com is this week’s Portfolio Doctor… John will evaluate Amgen: AMGN, Genzyme: GENZ, and Biogen Idec: BIIB….

 

12:50

Bill Batcheller, Chief Investment Officer at Tower Wealth Management discusses Fedex earnings…

 



3 Responses to “3-18 Noon Biz Hour SHOW Rundown…”

  1. Tony says:

    Sherm:

    With regards to your discussions with guests about the various flavors of ‘flation’, one noticeable (to me at least) term was not mentioned; namely the ‘stag’ variety. While this may seem to be nit picking, I have vivid memories of the 70’s where many were saying we don’t have inflation, but rather stagflation. Thus, at the time, it was a ‘beast’ deserving of it’s own name. If I may suggest, please consider this as a possible topic for discussion with whatever future guest(s) you may think appropriate.

    Cordially,
    Tony

  2. Sherman Kaplan says:

    Hi Tony….we have discussed the phenomenon of stagflation, inflation, deflation, disinflation at various times on the NBH.

    Stagflation is not a fat deer,
    Deflation means no foam on your beer.
    There’s no inclination
    To bring back inflation,
    Disinflation? Maybe yes, maybe no,for this year.

    Sherm

  3. Tony says:

    Hi Sherm,

    Thanks for taking the time to reply.
    Many more thanks for filling me in of what I have missed.
    You can bet your best microphone I’ll be looking at deer and
    beer from a whole new perspective.
    As for inflation, my Internet access fee was recently increased 20%
    Hate to imagine how much it might have increased if there was inflation.

    Cordially,
    Tony

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