Tracie McMillion, head of global investment strategy for the Wells Fargo Investment Institute, said her firm remains neutral on stocks overall -- but favorable on emerging markets and domestic mid-caps -- due to heightened risk factors, but she noted that with no recession on the horizon for the rest of the year, investors should be looking to buy on dips and take advantage of opportunities created by market uncertainty in a time when a big, long-lasting downturn seems unlikely. Also on the show, Amanda Dixon of Bankrate.com discusses Americans' side-gig habits, Chuck takes another question on insurance plans for retirement savings, and Charlie Bobrinskoy, vice chairman of the Ariel Funds, talks stocks in the Market Call.
Money Life with Chuck Jaffe