RiverTwice's Karabell: Past economic patterns don't foretell the future

<p><a id="m_-5277709394654348350__Hlk138837406" name= "m_-5277709394654348350__Hlk138837406"></a><a href= "https://www.zacharykarabell.com">Zachary Karabell</a>, president of RiverTwice Capital and founder of <a href= "https://www.theprogressnetwork.org">The Progress Network</a>, says that investors who are looking to past economic patterns to predict what's next could be off base because, among other things, they are looking for a recession instead of trying to gauge whether we are already in one. He notes that the wide variability of potential outcomes from here shouldn't scare investors much, because the mid- and long-range outlooks generally appear to be positive, despite concerns like inflation, the inverted yield curve and more. Plus, Cassandra Rupp, <a id="m_-5277709394654348350__Hlk138837406" name= "m_-5277709394654348350__Hlk138837406"></a>financial advisor at the <a href="https://www.vanguard.com">Vanguard Group</a> discusses the firm's study on 'Higher Education Perspectives and The State of Saving,' which showed that <a href= "https://corporate.vanguard.com/content/corporatesite/us/en/corp/articles/diving-deeper-into-attitudes.html"> an alarming number of Americans don't know much about the best and most popular vehicles to use for saving for college</a>. In the Market Call, Andy Braun, portfolio manager for the <a href= "https://www.impaxam.com">Impax Large Cap</a> fund talks brand-name stocks bought and sold today with a social/ESG mindset.</p>