Dick SchillerGuest
Jamie WilliamsHost
At all year long, I'd say for the most part it has attention pretty regularly, but I think now more than general, I would say.

So we're gonna talk a little bit today about the markets, fixed income specifically.

Um, but why don't we, uh, why don't we start with, you know, talking about the bulls and the bears, you know? The- this is the oldest probably theme to the stock market there ever exists.

You, you hear often a bull market or a bear market, and what does that really mean? Uh, the history goes back to a, a bull market will lower its horns and attack up, hence an upward-facing stock market, a rising stock market.

And a bear, conversely, throws its paw, big paws and claws upright and attacks down, or a downward-falling stock market.


Um, and then once in the second quarter, you know, we saw a little bit more, uh, just cooler heads, if you will.

I think we saw that in the last week, and even today, right? We're having headlines that, uh, the Strait of Hormuz is closed again.

At all year long, I'd say for the most part it has attention pretty regularly, but I think now more than general, I would say.

So we're gonna talk a little bit today about the markets, fixed income specifically.

Um, but why don't we, uh, why don't we start with, you know, talking about the bulls and the bears, you know? The- this is the oldest probably theme to the stock market there ever exists.

You, you hear often a bull market or a bear market, and what does that really mean? Uh, the history goes back to a, a bull market will lower its horns and attack up, hence an upward-facing stock market, a rising stock market.

And a bear, conversely, throws its paw, big paws and claws upright and attacks down, or a downward-falling stock market.


Um, and then once in the second quarter, you know, we saw a little bit more, uh, just cooler heads, if you will.

I think we saw that in the last week, and even today, right? We're having headlines that, uh, the Strait of Hormuz is closed again.
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