Chuck ‘N Ann on Finance - Episode 17

This week on Chuck n' Ann on Finance: *3-year old wins first gymnastics meet, *local Orchestra wins over crowd with Disney compilation, *angry Badger dominates 500-year old Scottish castle, *price action this week in the markets led by bulls but gains were not to last, *price action in equities and their relationship to volume and the bond market and what that has to do with your portfolio, *FANG stocks to turn into ANG stocks- update on Facebook and the tech sector, *Wells Fargo gets slammed with $1billion dollar fine- tech sector analyzed, *sector rotation in bull and bear markets is discussed in light of Chuck's article published in equities.com https://iiefinancial.com/2018/02/22/article016-understanding-sector-rotation-and-bull-market-cycles/ Visit us online www.iiefinancial.com to find out what makes us a uniquely Catholic Christian financial advisor, and call us to discuss your investment plan at 832-953-4998. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter here: http://bit.ly/2BytAE5 Don't forget to check out our other show on Breadbox Media- Salt and Light!

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