Listen to the latest insights from Dr. David Kelly, Chief Global Strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management to help prepare you for the week ahead.
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Host reads a script, probably more suited to be sent by email, as fast has he can. A slower more articulate version would be fantastic.
What a shill
Love the info. I’ve been following Dr. Kelly for 10 years now and really trust his insights. But you would think one of the largest investment firms in the world would be able to figure out the audio on a podcast. Stop recording with whatever you are and get a quality recording device.
The author speaks too quickly from a script which sounds like an academic research article. more
The microphone gain was up way too high on this upside. Very difficult to hear over the distortion.
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