Macro and market analyst Lyn Alden returns to the program today for Part 2 of our interview with her and shares her latest outlook on where stocks and bonds are headed. She’s concerned of a choppy, grinding number of years ahead, where the markets go nowhere on a real basis (and possibly on a nominal basis, too).
Lyn Alden: A ‘Lost Decade’ Ahead For Stocks & Bonds?
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