Regions, Invesco strategists maintain positive market outlooks amid troubles

<p>Brandon Thurber, director of the investment research group at Regions Asset Management says that current market events haven't changed his long-term market outlook, because the economic effects of coronavirus are likely to be transitory. He expects a rollercoaster market at least until election day. Likewise, Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist for Invesco, believes the market's turbulence and the downward pressure exerted by current events, are short-term in nature, saying that patient investors will be rewarded for staying calm. Also on the show, Michael Gayed of The Lead-Lag Report -- which generated a sell signal late in January before the market started to falter -- says he is looking for the bond market to signal when it's an appropriate time to get back into the stock market, and Seth Brufsky of Ares Dynamic Credit Allocation Fund talks high-yield investing in The NAVigator.</p>