Historical Parallels to the Four Phases of the COVID-19 Financial Crisis and Response (Class 2 of 2)
FINANCIAL HISTORY RESOURCES FOR PROFESSIONALS
This 60-minute class explains the COVID-19 financial crisis by breaking it down into four distinct phases: (1) Panic, (2) Emergency Response, (3) Side Effects of Inflation and Speculation, and (4) the Clean Up Phase. The class draws insights from multiple past events, such as the outbreak of World War I in July 1914, onset of the Great Inflation in the late 1960s, the Dot-Com bubble in the late 1990s, and the 2008/2009 Global Financial Crisis. The class concludes with a discussion of several key lessons from history, which provide greater clarity on the potential path of Fed policy and its likely impact on the global economy and markets.
- Using World War I and the Great Influenza (1914-1921) to foresee the potential financial consequences of the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Dynamics of sudden stop financial panics
- Unintended consequences of massive fiscal and monetary stimulus
- Impact of monetary and fiscal policy on post-pandemic inflation
- Key investment principles visible only through the study of financial history
More than 50 hours of CFP® CE credit and more than 100 hours of Investments & Wealth Institute® credit on replays available 24/7 to paying members ($120 annually) of Advisors4Advisors.com. CPAs are eligible to receive CPE for attending live webinars only. To learn how to receive continuing professional education credit viewing webinar replays, please see our detailed instructions.
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Good info but would like more info on how to use it as we are seeing the economy change or adjust. It would also be good to understand how we can get politicians to take the proper action. In 2008, they were slow to move.
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Excellent....the new features with video, commentary and more customized presentation is a great way to deal with a topic that some may think is boring...I definitely did not
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Seemed very, very good. Has me looking forward to the next one. Basically, heard him suggesting, practically speaking, that the probably serious, and clear recession is getting pretty close now. Makes me wonder what he thinks about the bear market status?
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Webinar is a year or two late...this would be helpful prior to COVID or during early 2020.
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