Business
Frank Holmes, chief executive at US Global Investors, says that key indicators suggest that central banks will keep priming the pump for the global stock market well into 2021 and beyond, and that most current trouble signs will simply turn into short-term dips that represent good buying opportunities as the market and economy emerge from the coronavirus pandemic. Also on the show, Noland Langford from Left Brain investment Research goes to an unlikely place -- the shopping mall -- to find two surprising stocks with the kind of near-term growth potential he likes, and Rob Lutts of Cabot Wealth Management talks stocks in the Market Call.