# Matt Zajechowski

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AAM's LLoyd: 'Buy and hold is going to be more problematic'

Matt Lloyd, chief investment strategist at Advisors Asset Management, says that investors should expect lower long-term returns over the next decade, with buy-and-hold strategies struggling more than in the past, with the change largely caused by shortened cycles in various sectors of the market th…

July 8 - Transforming cell phone camera roles and how pet apps lead to security breaches.

This week on the show, Petrendologist Charlotte Reed and Michael Fleck, DVM talk with Matt Zajechowski, the Director of Media Relations at Northstar In Bound, about how to transform your camera roll into tangible memories and with the University of Newcastle’s Ph.D. candidate, Scott Harper, about h…

Disconnected: Why Communication Still Fails in a Hyper-Connected World

SHOW NOTES: On this show…we are exploring a puzzling problem; why does communication still fail in a hyper-connected world? Even though the workplace has more modes of communication than ever before, 86% of employees and executives cite the lack of effective collaboration and communication as the …

Ritholtz: 'What on earth is more bullish than all-time highs and record profits'

Barry Ritholtz, chairman and chief investment officer at Ritholtz Wealth Management, says talk of stagflation and other potential economic woes is overblown, and that the economic data suggests that the economy will overcome the short-term headline distractions to perform reasonably well, even if c…

Johnson's Ceci sees normalized earnings leading to a sideways market

Dominic Ceci, chief investment officer at Johnson Financial Group, says that investors can't expect the stock market — after 20-plus percent gains in 2023 and this year — to roll along at that pace indefinitely, noting that record highs have stocks trading well above their normal range relative to …

Mariner's Krumpelman sets a 6,600 target for the market by year-end 2025

Jeff Krumpelman, chief investment strategist at Mariner Wealth Advisors, expects the Standard & Poor's 500 should hit 6,000 by mid-2025, but he acknowledges that those gains might surprise him by coming early, turning 2024 potentially into a "super year," which would turn 2025 into a less-stellar e…

First American's Fleming: Home affordability won't recover quickly

Mark Fleming, chief economist at First American, says rate cuts are not a panacea for the housing market, especially because Americans got used to nearly 50 years of declining mortgage rates until they moved from the 3% level up to their 6% range over the last few years. Now — with consumers feelin…

Why Saying "I'm Sorry" Feels So Hard and How to Get It Right

Ever said "I'm sorry" just to move on? You're not alone. In this episode, we’re talking about how to apologize in a way that actually heals and not just hushes the hurt. We'll share what experts say about why it's so hard to say sorry, what makes an apology sincere, and how humility can transform e…

Bridgeway's Pozharny: AI infrastructure boom 'will make builders poor and users rich'

Jacob Pozharny, portfolio manager for the Bridgeway Global Opportunities Fund a market-neutral fund that looks at global macro factors — says that every infrastructure boom in history has led to massive capital expenditures, to the point of over-capacity, then demand destruction and a cycle that le…

Hennessy's Ellison: Lacking patience, investors are being set up for disappointment

David Ellison, portfolio manager for the Hennessy Funds, says that investor expectations have gotten far enough out of line that the positive conditions and long-term market uptrend just don't seem like they are enough to deliver satisfaction. While unsustainable expectations by themselves won't cr…