Podcast appearances and mentions of Andy Morse

Vince Reinhart, chief economist and macro strategist at Mellon notes that pandemics run their course and that most effects of this kind of market shock tend to be temporary. He notes that investors are best served to 'Keep calm and carry on,' as he believes the current downturn ultimately will be matched with a rebound once the effects of coronavirus are near or at an end. ASlso on the show, Andy Morse of HighTower Advisors discusses how investors should react to circumstances like current conditions that they have never seen or experienced before, Steve Utkus of the Vanguard Group talks investor expectations, and Mike Liss of American Century Value covers value investing and whether the market's decline is creating bargains yet in the Market Call.

Long-time HighTower money manager Andy Morse of Morse, Towey and White Group in New York acknowledges that the market's response around the coronavirus pandemic is unlike anything he's seen in his long career, but he notes that it resembles past events enough for him to know that calm and patience and adhering to strategies pursued before real trouble started will pay off in the end. He notes that the market's big gains in 2019 triggered the purchase of hedges and fixed-income that have already softened the blow, and that time will leave investors ultimately talking about the future recovery as much as the current downturn.

Andy Morse, senior partner at Morse, Towey and White Group in New York, says that while investors often want to leave politics out of their financial picture, it's actually earnings and public policy that drive the markets, and he gives reasons why that will drive the market -- especially as trade concerns are resolved -- even if his expectations remain modest. Also on the show, Chuck answers another audience question, author Lane Martinsen talks about holistic retirement planning, and Jason Browne of Alexis Investment Partners overs funds and ETFs in the Market Call.

Andy Morse, senior partner at Morse, Towey and White Group in New York, said that investors can't believe that politics doesn't impact the market because earnings and policy are two factors that go a long way to driving the market. Morse said that interest rates have settled down -- even if future cuts and hikes are uncertain -- but that trade concerns continue to make it tough on manufacturers and farmers. While he expects trade issues to be resolved, Morse made it clear that he does not expect the economy and market to be overly robust going forward.

This week's episode of That Old Pod opens up new horizons, testing the waters with two special guests at once. Andy Morse and Dallas Plevan share their thoughts on UFC 213, the rise arts of the mixed martial variety, and a slew of other topics. Andy breaks new territory with a shocking Dave Chappell rumor. Show Notes:UFC Weight Classes and current title holdersUFC 213 Robert Whittaker aka “Bobby Knuckles”Robert Whittaker claims interim middleweight over Yoel Romero, sets up challenge with current champion Michael BispingAlister Overeem defeats Fabrico Werdum in the heavyweight matchup, Overeem lost earlier this year to current heavyweight champion Stipe Miocic in a first round knockoutCurtis Blaydes wins in a unanimous decision against Daniel Omielanczuk in another heavyweight fightAnthony Pettis had a solid win aganst Jim Miller in a lightweight fight after losing his featherweight title shot against Max HollowayRob Font chocked out Douglas Silva de Andrade in the bantamweight fightEvan Reyes has been a special guest here beforeFloyd Mayweather is a very successful boxerConor McGregor is the current feather belt holder in MMAMayweather vs McGregor Khabib Nurmagomedov wrestles a bear as a child, he is 24-0 in UFC, and currently the only fighter still undefeated with more than 15 fightsAt the time of writing there are currently 17 undefeated fighters with at least 10 fights in UFC, 33 totalAnalyst Patrick Wyman argues fighters see more ring action then beforeAnderson Silva documentary Like Water released in 2011Anderson Silva stuns Chael Sonnen by chocking him out in the 3rd minute of the 5th round while suffering from broken ribs in UFC 117USADA (United States Anti-Doping Agency) was hired by the UFC, starting testing on July 1st of 2015 to increase legitimacy of the sportVitor Belfort famous before and after shot Message boards discussing the insanity that is UFC fighters wearing shoesTimeline of major UFC rule changesVitor Belfort first fight before the more known UFC 15 vs Randy Couture TRT or testosterone replacement therapy was banned from the UFC in 2014Hector Lombard tested positive for an anabolic steroid after his win in UFC 182 over Joshua Burkman, blames a mystery pillJohn Jones car accident USADA bans use of IV to rehydrate in 2015McGregor as a featherweight for UFC 194 vs Jose Aldo1998 and MLB’s steroid fueled home run derby of a seasonUFC does offer health insurance beginning in 2011, I can’t find anything about updates to the policy in the past 6 yearsAmanda Nunes scratches from UFC 213 due to sickness but later Dana White revealed she was medically cleared to fightWME Entertainment bought UFC for $4 billion in 2016Zuffa buys Strikeforce in 2011Zuffa purchased Pride Fighting Championships in 2007 for $70 millionZuffa purchased UFC in 2001 for $2 millionFighting for a Generation: 20 Years of the UFC and youtube streamMMAAA has been largely unsuccessfulDetails on Reebok sponsorship payouts which are costing fighters a lot of moneyFertitta brothersThe Professional Fighters League, formerly World Series of Fighting What is a wrestling jobber?Bellator owned by Viacom Bellator CEO Scott CokerBellator one-night tournament Bobby Lashley Kimbo slice vs Data 5000 and the most pathetic knockout everKen ShamrockDana WhiteDon KingRoger Goodell and South Park probably sums him up best, although John Oliver does a good job as wellDavid SternRory MacDonald trained specifically in MMA Street FighterRobert Whittaker on his trainingJackson Winklejohn’s gym Conor McGregor’s movement coach, Ido Portal, Nick Diaz teases himMcGregor’s candle training videoMcGregor training with a pool noodle, Nate Diaz still hates Mortal KombatSmash BrothersNintendo WiiSuper Smash Brothers Brawl for WiiWCW Revenge was pretty sweet in 1998 James Toney vs Randy Couture in UFC 118McGregor KOs Jose Aldo in 18 seconds for featherweight belt in UFC 194Mayweather vs Pacquiao Mayweather earnings compared to other athletesJoe RoganJoe Rogan PodcastFear FactorDave Chappelle skitDwayne Johnson “The Rock”Ronda Rousey was devastatingHolly Holm knocks out RouseyAmanda Nunes finishes herEdmond Tarverydyan, Ronda Rousey coach, skills highly suspect Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure Speed Speed 2: Cruise ControlUFC 214Chandler JonesArthur JonesJon Jones hit and run involving a pregnant woman and his explanationRobby Lawler Myles “The Cowboy” MerolaDaniel CormierAnderson Silva vs Forrest GriffinTUF - The Ultimate FighterForrest Griffin on Silva fight at book signingrmma

Special thanks to Mike Jones for coming onto the show and bearing his soul. The discussion covers very intimate topics such as his experience as a Catholic and his appreciation for Libertarianism. We then get Mike’s list of top 5 favorite movies.  Welcome to a very special version of That Old Pod. In some exciting news, popularity of the pod has grown to the point that I have too much going on to give a proper show notes to a topic this week. Yet simultaneously, many listeners have reached out and made it clear they are anxiously awaiting new content. If you’ve listened to the two previous podcasts with Mike Jones, you probably have been startled by the abrupt way they have ended. The truth is that Mike and I will just talk endlessly and the more we talk, the more engaged we become. This week’s pod is simply a portion of one of these unending conversations recorded. I can only hope that you all enjoy listening a fraction as much as I enjoy sharing thoughts with this man.Next week we will get back to learning as Andy Morse and Dallas Pleven will join to give their insights and appreciating to the quickly growing sport of Mixed Martial Arts.Mike’s Top 5MagnoliaSynecdocheNo Country For Old MenTree of LifeTruman ShowEncounters at the End of the WorldLucio’s Top 5AmélieMemento2001 Space OddesseyPiThe IncrediblesEx Machina

Comets, Mars and the first phone in space are featured in the latest Space Boffins podcast. Recorded at the Royal Astronomical Society in London, Richard and Sue are joined by Rosetta mission scientist Andy Morse and astronomer Robert Massey. They also talk to one of the engineers behind the first smartphone in orbit and to senior scientists from NASA about future missions to the Red Planet. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Comets, Mars and the first phone in space are featured in the latest Space Boffins podcast. Recorded at the Royal Astronomical Society in London, Richard and Sue are joined by Rosetta mission scientist Andy Morse and astronomer Robert Massey. They also talk to one of the engineers behind the first smartphone in orbit and to senior scientists from NASA about future missions to the Red Planet. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Comets, Mars and the first phone in space are featured in the latest Space Boffins podcast. Recorded at the Royal Astronomical Society in London, Richard and Sue are joined by Rosetta mission scientist Andy Morse and astronomer Robert Massey. They also talk to one of the engineers behind the first smartphone in orbit and to senior scientists from NASA about future missions to the Red Planet. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

As the UK winter continues to bite, Sue Nelson tries to escape it all by going to visit a coral reef. Unfortunately for Sue, the coral reef is not in some sunny clime. Instead, it's an indoor coral reef at the brand new Coral Reef Research Unit at the University of Essex. Researchers are using the reef to look at the effects of ocean acidification on coral in a unique experiment. Sue meets David Smith and David Suggett from the Unit to find out exactly what they're up to. Later, Sue talks to Andy Morse from the University of Liverpool. Andy's an expert on the effects of climate change on... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

As the UK winter continues to bite, Sue Nelson tries to escape it all by going to visit a coral reef. Unfortunately for Sue, the coral reef is not in some sunny clime. Instead, it's an indoor coral reef at the brand new Coral Reef Research Unit at the University of Essex. Researchers are using the reef to look at the effects of ocean acidification on coral in a unique experiment. Sue meets David Smith and David Suggett from the Unit to find out exactly what they're up to. Later, Sue talks to Andy Morse from the University of Liverpool. Andy's an expert on the effects of climate change on the spread of infectious diseases. Sue finds out that as the climate changes and brings warmer and wetter weather, we might get more than we bargained for. Finally our correspondent in Antarctica - the British Antarctic Survey's medical doctor, Claire Lehman - meets a researcher who tells us how she finds out how the sea around the continent changes with the seasons.

As the UK winter continues to bite, Sue Nelson tries to escape it all by going to visit a coral reef. Unfortunately for Sue, the coral reef is not in some sunny clime. Instead, it's an indoor coral reef at the brand new Coral Reef Research Unit at the University of Essex. Researchers are using the reef to look at the effects of ocean acidification on coral in a unique experiment. Sue meets David Smith and David Suggett from the Unit to find out exactly what they're up to. Later, Sue talks to Andy Morse from the University of Liverpool. Andy's an expert on the effects of climate change on... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists