April 13, 201700:54:38

That’s a Great Question

We receive hundreds of emails and calls every month from listeners asking about certain topics that we might not have covered on air. This morning we share and discuss as many as we can in our "Great Question" segment. In the first segment we check in with Doug Wakefield of Best Minds, Inc. to discuss the tension between the U.S., Russia, China and North Korea and how it might affect markets and the world economy. Do the stock markets of the world in any way reflect the greater number of people who compromise national economies? Never in history have central banks experimented with printing money to buy up assets across the world so banks will create more stocks and bonds while the U.S. is trillions in debt.

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