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joining me now fisher investments founder ken fisher. i listen to wall street, the experts. they seem to be in a guessing game. a lot of the stuff they said would happen didn't happen. so retail investors not sure where to take their lead. what do you tell someone? they see this market, they sense the opportunity but they're not sure? >> well, first, charles, i would say thanks for having me back, it is always fun to be with you. you know, here and now is always iffy because markets in the short term are regularly volatile both ways. people think of volatility when it's down but it is just both ways. and the reality is, in the summer we get a lot of funny stuff, particularly in august. this is a month traditionally of slow news. so other things can push things around. it's the beginning of when we come to the end of vacations. it is a good time, of course when people are off on vacation they're not in the marketplace so much. it's a good time to remember that the longer trend is what you want to focus on and not the here and now. market

but ken fisher was among those saying, i'm not deterred by any of this, so just paraphrasing here. this is sort of what you get in a bull market. that's just sort of coalescing. the bull market is still on. don't be concerned or shaken off by these developments. what do you say? yeah i'm in that same camp. i don't think you know when i said in my note this morning. i'm not really fazed by yeah, we're going to see pressure in the stock today. sure but is that actually going to create some longer term opportunity as money comes out of incidents. you gotta do your homework. you got to make sure that the bank is in fact solid and stable, and it's not going to have further problems online. but that just requires. you know, some analysis some homework, but i'm in the same campaign as ken fisher on this one is i'm not overly concerned about this. alright ken. thank you very much. a smart ken in your own right? my friend kenny polcari. the aforementioned can fisher my special guest on this show. tomorrow to expand on a little bit. what can was just mentioning. meanwhile let's go to grady t

ken fisher is right, so is this market.a rough august but can is here to remind us the beginnings are often volatile and the great humiliate or tends to punish impatient investors. take heart, coast-to-coast takes off right now. welcome, everybody. happy debate day. i wore this silly frock. what was i thinking? grady trimble in milwaukee with more on what the candidates are planning for the big showdown. to you. >> reporter: they are preparing on the big issues that will take center stage, border security, the economy. the candidates who will be center stage on the debate stage are based on their polling, florida governor ron desantis and entrepreneur ozempic teen -- vivek ramaswami. they are two of the leading candidates, you can expect both of them to spend some of the night or a lot of the night spending off attacks from the other 6 candidates. vivek ramaswami has been taking heat because of his foreign policy positions on ukraine, taiwan, and the middle east. >> i view my absence of foreign policy experience as a badge

elizabeth: you look at the stock market, ken fisher says we're at the first stages of another bull market 2 the-year yield is around 5. vanguard is saying value stocks have not been this cheap since before the pandemic. they're talking financial, industrial, health care companies. value stocks could again break out like they did this 2000 and 2020. so you see what's going on here between what's going on in the market and what people are feeling at their kitchen tables. final word, andy. >> the people that are middle or lower income families really don't have a lot invested in the stock market. so as the stock market goes up with economic growth, they're really getting hit hard with inflation. inflation is a regressive tax. it hurts you more the less you have. the stock market is helping people that are wealthier. this is biden's economy. he owns it, it's a disaster for most americans, and i hope and pray it will have an impact in november of 2024 or we're going to be stuck with this economy for a long time. elizabeth: andy puzder, you're terrific. we love having you on the show, thanks fo

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