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2023 Market Predictions from $40B Portfolio Manager | Jason Brady

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Investors are finally getting paid to save again. What are the top opportunities for fixed-income earners right now? Ed D’Agostino talks to Jason Brady, president and CEO of Thornburg Asset Management.

Topics include:

• How the markets have returned to normal
• The Fed’s big mistake in 2020
• The prospect for interest rate cuts in 2023
• The best places to find opportunities in bonds
• How individual investors are getting bonds all wrong

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Video time stamps:
0:00 – Intro
0:40 – Has the market really returned to normal?
2:18 – What knocked the business cycle off course
3:42 – Why the Fed should have said, “This time it’s different.”
5:30 – Probability of rate cuts in 2023
6:54 – Opportunities in fixed income
9:21 – Are municipal bonds a good investment?
11:23 – Distressed-debt investing
12:34 – The biggest mistake investors make when the yield curve inverts

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