Kari joined The Halftime Report for the entire hour to talk about Facebook and Amazon in the wake of their earnings reports last week.

Click on the links below to watch two of her clips.

Clip 1: Facebook (she starts around 3:45)

Clip 2: Amazon

By JEFF SOMMER
JULY 30, 2016

This seems so obvious but the experts keep marveling that the market has continued to go higher.  Other than a mattress, it’s not easy to find a place to put your money where you can get it back quickly.

Read the article in The New York Times here

Karen Firestone joined Carol Massar and Cory Johnson on “The Bloomberg Advantage” podcast to talk about how a Clinton Presidency may influence markets.

Check out The Bloomberg Advantage podcast here or listen below.

 

 

By Ben Leubsdorf

This is the type of news the economy and the market needs.  Hopefully geopolitical risks won’t derail the recovery.

Read the full article in The Wall Street Journal

Kari was recently on Keller @ Large to talk about her new book, “Even The Odds: Sensible Risk-Taking In Business, Investing, And Life”.

In the article she highlights risks regarding the aftermath of the Brexit vote in addition to our upcoming elections in the U.S. this November. Watch the video below and follow this link to read the full article on WBZ’s website.

By Neil Irwin
JULY 8th, 2016

Signs that the US economy is back on track and may exit the year growing at a 3% rate.

Read the full article in The New York Times

By John Cassidy
JUNE 24th, 2016

This article gives an overview of why the Leave campaign was more successful than the Remain campaign in the recent Brexit vote. Read the full article here.

 

In addition, the article has an interesting graphic that breaks down how all of the regions of the UK voted.

Kari was recently interviewed on the podcast “How Do We Fix It” to talk about how to be smarter in the risks you take in your life. Listen to her on the podcast by clicking the link below.

How Do We Fix It with Karen Firestone

By CORRIE DRIEBUSCH

Investors need a new catalyst to feel confident in the market going higher.

Read the full story in The Wall Street Journal