Long-Term U.S. Fiscal Outlook Leaves Fritz Scratching His Head
Fritz Meyer’s June 2015 webinar is available for replay anytime, and CFPS, CIMAs, and other professionals can receive continuing education credit 24/7, but we ran out of time to answer questions on the live session.
- Great as always.
- Great
- Too bad it ran overtime... Again
- Excellent presentation!
- Fritz is the best!
- Better this time! Great work
- Excellent as usual.
- Well done
- Packed with valuable information
- Very good, and timely.
- Great job. Thank you.
- Always interesting
- Too long. Needs to be more efficient with his slides
- Lots of technical issues!
- Very very good. Except for technical problems at the beginning.
- The content was too much for a 1 hour session and it should have been scheduled for 1 and 1/2 hours.
- He knows a lot and I really enjoy appreciate what he says,...
- Excellent material.
- Fritz does a great job in the compilation of usable data. Extraordinary from my point of view.
- Too much material for the time allotted. The two hour format will rectify this.
- Excellent coverage of the topic
- Good insights and explanations behind the prevailing trending opinions about the economy. It is interesting to observe the lack of evidentiary data that supports the trend opinions and that also generate stock purchases/sales.
- So much information for a 60 minute session.
- Went longer than usual today and not everything covered but that's OK
- Comments are too verbose...needs to be more concise so can cover the material and not run over the time contract
- Very difficult start and too long...
- Suggest planning for more time with Fritz....
- Fritz seems to be getting more and more "testy" & combative of differing outside opinions. I would prefer a less arrogant update.
- Suggestion that Fritz have a slide toward the end of the 3-5 most significant developments since the last month's presentation. Would be helpful as way of pulling key points together for clients.
- Great information!
- Today's webinar was particularly helpful at the very end, when Fritz went through the "Who's Who" of doom and gloom soothsayers, all of whom have been proven wrong again and again over time. Fritz is correct. They are never held accountable for their mistaken and downright dreadful predictions. If an RIA was guilty of the same infractions, they would soon be out of a job (or at least lose most of their clients). Really enjoy the excerpts of WSJ articles and others when Fritz highlights them in yellow.
- Very informative with current data and world events
- Good
- Always interesting