Investors have a lot to worry about: Russia’s war on Ukraine, inflation, Covid-19 and China’s lockdowns reigniting supply-chain woes— the list goes on. As a result, many money managers have ratcheted down their expectations for stock returns this year.

But what if fears of a possible U.S. recession are overblown, and the second half turns out better than expected? Given still-strong earnings from corporate America, things may not end up as bad as some are predicting. Sylvia Jablonski, chief executive and co-founder of Defiance ETFs, joins this week’s episode of What Goes Up to talk about a potentially rosier future. 

Investors have a lot to worry about: Russia&rsquo;s war on Ukraine, inflation, Covid-19 and China&rsquo;s lockdowns reigniting supply-chain woes&mdash; the list goes on. As a result, many money managers have ratcheted down their expectations for stock returns this year.
But what if fears of a possible U.S. recession are overblown, and the second half turns out better than expected? Given still-strong earnings from corporate America, things may not end up as bad as some are predicting.&nbsp;Sylvia Jablonski, chief executive and co-founder of Defiance ETFs, joins this week&rsquo;s episode of What Goes Up&nbsp;to talk about a potentially rosier future.&nbsp;

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Hosts Mike Regan and Vildana Hajric are joined each week by expert guests to discuss the main themes influencing global markets.

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Better Days Ahead?

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