GMO's Inker: 'Most recessions don't really matter'

<p>Ben Inker, co-head of asset allocation for <a href= "https://www.gmo.com">GMO</a>, says that recessions come and go and don't leave 'much of alasting mark on either the economy or the markets,' so while he expects the ecoomy to go through a recession soon, he's not sure it matters to long-term investors, particularly those in value stocks, as he talks about a recent paper debunking the idea that underpriced stocks door poorly during economic downturns. Also on the show Susan Fahy of  <a href= "https://www.vantagescore.com">VantageScore</a> says that the firm's most recent <a href= "https://www.vantagescore.com/lenders/tools-and-resources/credit-gauge/"> Credit Gauge</a> shows that the K-shaped recovery is continuing to punish the have-nots; she also notes that there are some signs of stress for consumers based on current credit behaviors. In the Market Call, Ken Applegate, lead portfolio manager for <a href="https://www.wasatchglobal.com">Wasatch International Growth</a> and Wasatch Select International talks about investing now around the world.</p>