Jeffrey Hirsch, editor of the Stock Trader's Almanac, said he is bullish for the remainder of 2019, despite believing the market is due for a brief correction. With no major downturn in the offing this year, Hirsch said he would wait through the downturn he sees coming late in the third quarter and to expect a fourth-quarter rally. While he expects that late ounce to be a buying opportunity, Hirsch warned that election years have become market battlegrounds, so 2020 could be where the market gets ugly. Also on the shhow, Keshav Rajagopalan of PGIM Investments talks active ETFs, David Kushner discusses his fascinating new book 'The Player's Ball,' and John Bartlett of Reaves Asset Management discusses energy and utility stocks.
Money Life with Chuck Jaffe