IAA's Zaccarelli: Despite looming recession, market could end '23 positive

<p>Chris Zaccarelli, chief investment officer for the <a href= "https://www.WhyIAA.com">Independent Advisor Alliance</a>, says the resilience of the economy has been surprising, staving off recession longer than he expected and allowing the market to fight off headwinds that still seem poised to create a recession, whether it comes late this year or into 2024. Zaccarelli does say the economy's strength will put the Federal Reserve in a tough spot, having to decide if it needs to increase rates again, and potentially pushing the eventual recession into a hard landing for the market. Also on the show, Tom Lydon of <a href= "https://www.VettaFi.com">VettaFi</a> makes his 'ETF of the Week' an agriculture strategy fund powered by artificial intelligence, Matt Brannon of <a href="https://www.listwithclever.com">Clever Real Estate</a> discusses <a href= "https://www.homebay.com/homeownership-american-dream-2023">a survey of home renters</a> who say at alarmingly high rates that they have been priced out of the American Dream of home ownership, and Peter Crane, president of <a href= "https://www.cranedata.com">Crane Data</a>, discusses money-market funds and their suddenly competitive yields and how they will hold up in a world looking at banking crisis and possible government default.</p>