Podcast appearances and mentions of brian nick

Brian Nick, head of portfolio strategy at NewEdge Wealth, says nervous investors should not be rooting for interest rate cuts, because they would be cheering for the economy to get worse, and the stock market would likely suffer as that happens. On the current suffering, Nick is not cowed by the last few days, noting that the "abrupt switch" in markt mentality is not the end of the bull market and economic growth cycles. He says the chances of recession are up, but that investors should diversify their way through the bumpy road ahead. Gregory Harmon, founder and president at Dragonfly Capital Management, says the market remains in "a really positive range," and the current consolidation isn't an issue until or unless the market starts making lower lows, signalling a potentially more significant and lasting change of direction. Cody Barbo, chief executive officer at TrustandWill.com discusses the site's 2025 Estate Planning Report, which showed that 20 percent of Americans have "completely abandoned traditional American Dream ideals."

Brian Nick, chief investment strategist at the Macro Institute, says that people should not expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in hopes of rescuing the economy or keeping the market rally rolling. Instead, he says the Fed tends to cut rates when things go wrong, which he expects to happen by the middle of the year, when bad economic news starts piling up. Nick is not expecting the proverbial soft landing, noting that macro indicators like the inverted yield curve and more are still working through the economic cycle and are making it that the full force of a slowdown will be felt in 2025, and that "the next seven to eight quarters will be tough especially compared to the five or six that have come before it." In "The Financial Crunch from Money Pickle," Dave Rowan, president of Rowan Financial, discusses how investors can integrate real estate and property investments into a portfolio and how "passive income" does not fully describe the role those property buyers play in their holdings. In the Market Call, Jeff Auxier of the Auxier Focus Fund, talks about buying businesses rather than stocks, focusing on analyzing what a company does to determine when the stock is presenting a real long-term value and opportunity.

This week Patrick, Kevin & Kuppy welcome Trahan Strategist, Brian Nick. Kev and Brian have an interesting discussion about how the market is giving up on the idea that higher rates will cause an economic slowdown and how Brian's research is showing that it’s likely to happen. Check Out Trahan Macro Research: trahanmacroresearch.com/ *Got questions for Kevin and Patrick? Submit your questions to: nostupidquestions@markethuddle.com Visit our merch store!!! https://www.themarkethuddlemerch.com/ To receive our emails with the charts and links each week, please register at: https://markethuddle.com/

Take a listen to this jam packed episode! Learn more about Brian, his background and goals with the IBCA along with Nick Minton who talks about bull management and the upcoming IBEP bull sale.

On this weeks episode each of us come prepared with questions for each other. Some were planned, and some were made up on the spot. The episode is random and is all over the place. We hope you enjoy the episode. As always, thanks for listening! Social Media: @jnfvisuals @Coach_Nick_EC57 @Coachsak21 Please like, share, and comment on our episodes! Join the conversation, and "Chase The Hug" with us. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chasingthehug/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chasingthehug/support

Brian Nick, chief investment strategist at Nuveen, says that a soft landing for the economy is achievable, so long as inflation comes down without dramatically increasing the unemployment rate. He says it's 'so far, so good,' in terms of current conditions, though he notes it is still early. Nick expects a mild recession in 2023, but says 'Investors can get some pretty good deals with some of the yields that are available across the spectrum in fixed income, and that includes the equity markets too,' noting that dividend payers and growers are well positioned for the New Year. Dave Breazzano of Polen Capital Credit talks about the state of the corporate credit and high-yield markets, noting that the market's expectation that high interest rates will create more bankruptcies has priced paper attractively for investors who don't expect a spike in defaults. Also on the show, investment analyst Kyle Guske of New Constructs puts Five9 in 'The Danger Zone' as the latest 'zombie stock' with a destiny of running out of cash before it can run up any profits, plus Chuck answers a listener's question about deciding the best time to take Social Security.

We discuss an outlook for market returns over the next six months and weigh in on the current macroeconomic environment and the course for monetary policy, including the prospects for a policy error. We also spend time on asset allocation for the current environment. Featured are Jason Draho, Head of Asset Allocation Americas with the UBS Chief Investment Office, and Brian Nick, Chief Investment Strategist with Nuveen Asset Management. Host: Daniel Cassidy

There are so many factors influencing the global economy, from geopolitical crises to the role of central banks. Global asset manager Nuveen has more than $US1 trillion in assets under management. Brian Nick is Nuveen's Chief Investment Strategist, and talks to Sean Aylmer from New York about what it all means for everyday investors. This is general information only, and you should seek professional advice before making any investment decisions.Support the show: https://fearandgreed.com.au/all-episodesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian Nick, chief investment strategist at Nuveen, says investors are facing modest earnings and economic growth need to make their expectations for 2022 modest as well; he notes that despite the bad start to the year on the market, he expects things to get better from here and for the market to finish the year in positive territory, just with gains that reflect that moderate outlook instead of mirroring the big results of 2021. Also on the show, Rob Shaker, of Shaker Financial, says that the market's January swoon -- which widened the discounts on closed-end funds -- took investors to the point in the discount cycle where the bargains are biggest and it's time to buy, and Matt King, president of King Wealth Advisors, talks about  mixing value and momentum factors to find the right mutual funds and ETFs to buy now.

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Brian & Nick discuss the steps to go through in order to have success as a BRRRR investor here in Indy, as well as mistakes to avoid, relationships to strengthen, and processes to set.

Treasury yields started to spike soon after the Federal Reserve signaled it's edging closer to winding down its pandemic-era bond buying. But can stocks do well in that type of environment? Brian Nick, chief investment strategist at Nuveen, talks about that and what the surge in yields is signaling about the well-being of the economy. Plus, he shares his current strategy and discusses areas of the market he finds attractive. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

When it comes to investments, you should factor in human capital if you're still in the workforce. Why? Because human capital is your earnings potential, which will eventually convert into real earnings and impact how you invest. It's the flip side of financial capital. What is your earning pattern? What will most likely be your trajectory of earnings over your lifetime? How can you balance that with the money you've already made that is currently invested? In our latest episode, our guest is Brian Nick, Chief Investment Strategist at Nuveen, a global investment firm with over $1 trillion in assets under management. Brian analyzes global economic and policy developments and their impact on financial markets. He is frequently cited in the financial press, including Bloomberg, Financial Times, Barron's, and CNBC. Join us as Brian discusses the importance of understanding human capital and how business owners should look at it. Listen in as we delve into how the draw on your human capital changes as you move through different life stages, and what you can do to prepare for the years leading to retirement.

Touchdown! Goal! Homerun! Football Is Gay! The Court welcomes producer -- and now HOST -- Brian to talk all things sporty and his new podcast 4th and 8, now streaming everywhere. The gang discusses the jumbotron-sized social faux pas that is the Kiss Cam, recounts nightmares of the Presidential Fitness Tests, and debates whether an odd-numbered Olympics should be “out of the question”. Get ready for a first-time verdict sweep and a bunch of sports talk that gets deep! Follow @the4thand8podcast for more of Brian's hosting and more sports news, and be sure to tune in for an upcoming crossover EVENT featuring your What's the Verdict hosts! 

Robert Hormats, Tiedemann Advisors Managing Director, says the U.S. must improve its cyber defenses. Brian Nick, Nuveen Chief Investment Strategist, says markets and the economy overall are starting to just meet expectations, as opposed to beating them. Greg Valliere, AGF Investments Chief U.S. Policy Strategist, says we are still weeks away from an infrastructure deal. Mike Darda, MKM Partners Chief Economist and Macro Strategist, says we are in a boom and growth will continue to be strong. Scott Stringer, New York City Mayoral Candidate, addresses sexual misconduct accusations. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

During Pride Month, it is so important to us to showcase all sorts of LGBTQIA+ voices! Inspired by MTV Canada's iconic TV show, 1 Girl 5 Gays, this week we've gathered some of our best Queer friends together to chat about love, life, and sex! No topics are off-limits… we talk about fetishes, queerbaiting, and bad sexual encounters!! We were both OBSESSED with 1G5G back when we were probably too young to be watching that programming, and it's so special for us to be able to use this podcast to give Queer people of all shapes and sizes a voice and platform! Though fun and entertaining, 1G5G is slightly problematic when it comes to representing the entire LGBTQIA+ community, so we're doing it the modern and inclusive way! If you like this new episode style, let us know! We plan on doing another one of these later in Pride Month, and if they do well we'll start doing them regularly! If you hated this, also let us know! We know it can be hard to listen to multiple people via Zoom, but we think this episode was so so much fun and hope you love it!! ENTER OUR GIVEAWAY: https://kingsumo.com/g/ld89co/2-servings-of-fruit-pride-month-giveaway/y0elppl? https://www.instagram.com/p/CPrB1c1FpAY/ CONNECT W/ US: 2servingspod.com instagram.com/2servingspod twitter.com/2servingspod 2servingspod@gmail.com CONNECT W/ OUR ROUNDTABLE: BISHEN: https://www.instagram.com/thatsbishen/ https://twitter.com/thatsobishen BRIAN: https://www.instagram.com/briantorresc/ https://twitter.com/papachando NICK/ODI: https://www.instagram.com/iamodi__/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/1OhMCz1rKzA4cJJRp1U5RM?si=_KafnxiOQGeyGlM2lpPIkw&dl_branch=1 *Production note: around 42 minutes there's some dropout on some platforms and the question is missed. The question pertains to giving second chances to people such as R. Kelly, Harvey Weinstein, and Chris Brown.*

Robert Hormats, Tiedemann Advisors Managing Director, says the U.S. must improve its cyber defenses. Brian Nick, Nuveen Chief Investment Strategist, says markets and the economy overall are starting to just meet expectations, as opposed to beating them. Greg Valliere, AGF Investments Chief U.S. Policy Strategist, says we are still weeks away from an infrastructure deal. Mike Darda, MKM Partners Chief Economist and Macro Strategist, says we are in a boom and growth will continue to be strong. Scott Stringer, New York City Mayoral Candidate, addresses sexual misconduct accusations.

In this week's episode, James speaks to two leader lights in Corporate Social Responsibility, Nick Gates and Brian Suskiewicz. As CEO and Chief Strategist, the two built incredibly successful careers in the sports sector before following their passions for travel and sport with intent to make Coaches Across Continents the beacon it is today.   Nick and Brian share their unique backgrounds and how they led to the start of this influential organisation. For them, whilst sport may not be inherently good, sport with intent has the capacity to impact so many communities across the world and change vital conversations for brands in every industry.   What you'll find out in this week's episode:   Nick and Brian's earliest memories of being active in sport Nick's life-changing journey to becoming a Middlesbrough FC executive How COVID-19 transformed Coaches Across Continents' way of working How Coaches Across Continents works and how the foundation is funded How they coined the term ‘Corporate Social Purpose' as opposed to ‘Corporate Social Responsibility' The new partnership announced with Rexona (Sure in the UK) Recurrent challenges, philosophies, and theories for Brian & Nick   …and so much more!   Connect with Nick and Brian Coaches Across Continents: https://coachesacrosscontinents.org/ Linkedin: Nick Gates Linkedin: Brian Suskiewicz   Connect with James: Instagram: @james_ventures Facebook: Coordinate Sport FB Page LinkedIn: James Moore Coordinate Sport: The Drive Phase Podcast

Brian Nick, chief investment strategist at Nuveen, says that the disconnect between the stock market and the economy -- what the market running ahead as the economy sifts through pandemic fallout -- will mend itself late next year or in 2022, and that the result will likely be somewhat muted returns for the stock market. Nick says the market should remain positive with pockets of volatility, but that returns are likely to be muted compared to the bounceback investors have seen in 2020. Also on the show, Josh Jamner of ClearBridge Investments discusses the firm's latest Anatomy of Recession report, and says that most economic factors show that we are much closer to recovery than we are to a double-dip recession, and Jordan Waldrep, chief investment officer at Truemark Investments discusses stocks in the Market Call. Plus, Chuck pays tribute to James Coonan, the founder of the American Association of Individual Investors, who passed away at age 89 on Dec. 14.

[Record Date: August 23, 2020]Welcome to math class babyyyy. Brian & Nick talk about lots of numbers in this one, hope you brought your calculators. Nick also recounts another edition of Maintenance Woes where a whole ass fire truck had to come to his apartment complex.. Did he make it out alive? Guess you'll just have to listen and find out.

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Brian Nick, chief investment strategist at Nuveen, discusses his firm's outlook for the remainder of 2020, while noting that there is little clarity in any outlook right now thanks largely to coronavirus, but also owing to the election, the economy and more. Nick also talks about how the falling rates story in bonds -- which is forcing investors to re-think the role of bonds in their portfolios -- will likely be the story of the coming decade, as investors deal with the fallout of 'lower for longer.' Also on the show, Gene Nadler discusses the simple strategy that's behind his book 'The Perfect Stock Market Diet,' and Jack Murphy of Levin Easterly Partners talks about value investing and value stocks in the Market Call.

Brian & Nick eat a very slurpy ramen noodle bowl (off-camera, you're welcome, listeners) and talk about the developments on COVID, more awful apartment maintenance stories, and conspiracy theorist Uber drivers.

Brian & Nick eat donut sandwiches from KFC and talk about the impending doom of the rapidly developing COVID-19.

Brian & Nick eat breakfast burritos and talk about 14-year-old rappers, career moves, and Sport Clips.

Brian & Nick eat lunch and talk about wild exclusive sex clubs, seeing people at the gym, and maintenance requests.

Brian & Nick eat lunch and talk about doing taxes, how to take MDMA, and crazy things people do on Twitch.

On this episode of Apt. 3, Brian & Nick have Rickie B and he talks about his shoe line, music and producing, being a dancer, and about his Triad tear injury he obtained from football.

On this episode of Apt. 3, Brian & Nick have Vic Smith on as a guest. He talks about his music, his record label, growing up in Vegas and finishes with a freestyle!

On this episode of Apt. 3, Brian & Nick have Larry Dubb on as a guest. He talks about his music, his future plans in life, him getting accepted into college and more!

On this episode of Apt. 3, Brian & Nick have Miles Low on and he discusses the meaning behind his brand make the world feel good, selling out shows in Vegas, his non profit he's working on and much more!

Brian Nick, chief investment officer at Nuveen, says that the stock market enters the next decade with high valuations and other conditions that do not seup up well for great investment returns, and he warns investors that they may need to move away from the tradition 60-40 stocks-to-bonds allocation in favor of something that carries more alternatives in order to continue to deliver anything close to recent results. But Nick's cautious notes are a contrast to comments from Gene Peroni of Peroni Portfolio Advisors, a renowned technical analyst who said there are "no telltale signs of a serious market top" currently on the horizon, and who suggested that dips will remain buying opportunities for the foreseeable future. Also on the show, Lior Rachmany of Dumbo Moving and Storage discusses the financial benefits of moving during the winter, and Odysseas Papadimitrou of WalletHub chats about deferred interest on retail cards and how he believes the practice should be outlawed.

On this episode of Apt. 3, Brian & Nick have Shakur Rose on as a guest. He talks about his music, what influences his musical style, and other artists he enjoys, plus a lot more!

On this episode of Apt. 3, Brian & Nick have Kofi as a guest and he discusses balancing his volleyball and music and touch on his experience with the music industry. Kofi also drops some updates on his upcoming EP.

Nuveen chief investment strategist Brian Nick said he expects the Federal Reserve to cut rates three times, but said the third cut 'won't be necessary,' and is more like 'mid-cycle insurance' to keep the economy humming along. Still, while he sees no threat of imminent recession, Nick suggested that investors get defensive, worry more about their asset allocation than about tactically deploying money, and spend the next few years thinking about how to squeeze income -- rather than total return -- from their portfolio. Also on the show, Collective Wisdom from HighTower Advisors centers around the use of technology in advisory relationships, Chuck talks about how to overcome the financial hoarding tendencies of the 'greatest generation,' and Adam Levin of CyberScout talks about how Amazon Prime days were prime days for scammers, and how consumers should protect themselves from similar frauds.

On this episode of Apt. 3, Brian & Nick discuss Revenge of the Dreams 3, ERYS, plus other new music, recent news topics, and NBA free agency.

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Brian & Nick talk about Never Hike Alone, a fan-film tribute to Friday the 13th! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app