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Play from 5:41[5:41] ..." Britain's want to want to ask you guys talking Barney Barney Frank yesterday on all of us and and deregulation. Component you're talking about apparently we're getting set to."...

Play from 6:06[6:06] ..." be. More accountability. Four of these lives. These lives executives these -- Wall Street firms that. Seemingly. Have no accountability to anybody they can just sort of do what they want to end you know regulators"...

Play from 11:09[11:09] ..." and most people's lifetime. And Granada the widget is still lots of adjustable rate mortgages coming -- point -- Hillary -- and the government spending trillions of dollars. That it really shouldn't be spending so there's all"...

Play from 0:00[0:00]" This is Lisa Meyer -- the WBZ newsroom we're talking with bill bastion of senior analyst at they state financial and his son Brad of financial planner. About the sorts of advice that they're giving to clients weathering the market over the last year and looking ahead toward the future --"

Play from 0:15[0:15]" We spoke last a lot of people were seriously considering gaining market because suggesting that stunning four. On. Looking back over the last year would you say that that's been a minority view or a majority view a lot of people."

Play from 0:31[0:31]" Simple answers minority. I probably 150 clients and they were four who just. Call me up says. Can't sleep -- get you know. And so -- their money so we got them out in the real difficulty is and this is a case in point you can't time market. Once wrote now -- sleeping that's all well and good but how we get back yet. Between march 7 and now the market's gone up 40%. And most of these people still have most of their assets outside the market has quintupled constantly saying this is what we think but. There's still afraid that mr. fortunately. They wrote it down. And they didn't -- backdrop as -- writer Erica you going to be in the game console. Short answer the question is most people their assets were structured portfolios was structured properly. There are positioned to -- don't the only issue was the psychological issue of wanting to throw up when you see -- statement coming every month but that -- Three -- four of them -- and get you know and we're we're painstakingly dealing with give -- Americans."

Play from 1:39[1:39]" I know that there is a whole host of factors that went into the decline in the market in all the other. Economic gains which happened last year and I'm wondering. If from your standpoint. If if those things are no longer factors are are -- still things that people need to consider. Or you know is the coast pretty much clear for somebody who wants to invest."

Play from 2:05[2:05]" We allocate portfolios three different categories depending on -- variables stocks bonds and alternative investments. Because the all clears sound has been signaled and went out in tune with that. For new portfolios with filling out the alternative investment segment with -- out most were investing the money as we get them from the start component. With dollar cost average which simply means putting so much in every month over the next year's vote taken in any -- The markets had a huge -- it's much here is lapses we blow things to be better we're not sure that that these prices are. That the fundamentals of the economy warrant what happens our markets were very. Careful reached -- point when it -- people more conservative as a result of this. Yes. That is and knee jerk reaction and as a mountain of evidence suggests that people do the wrong thing at the wrong time when things look great. And we're rolling along. That's when everybody gets in and that's when you ought to be getting out and conversely when things are looking that there are at least. As it did last -- Warren -- you do early if everybody just do more about what do we won't be pretty pretty well Warren Buffett says while it. Last October so the point is. Just when everything looks the worst. That's the time to invest and that's when people -- company op city. So he has knee jerk. They have been getting more conservative and they ought to be getting more aggressive steps track system. Schools do you think that. That's. Honest to god behavior change through it just simply a reaction to things that occurred it's human nature of work. And it's is that some people. Stocks going up they wanna write him. -- going down they want to get out but if you look at the fundamental. Values behind the company's -- this. That's not a sound the right there conclusions assists are up 20% I want some of that is that that's an attitude. Based on here in the media or clear sound system signaled. But -- nothing to do with the fundamental values companies and their buying and so. I think the answer questions is just a major human nature reaction and it's exactly the options is proven over decades and decades and decades data gathering. That's exactly the opposite when people aren't. Supposed to buy low sell are simply stated and so our solo and people getting --"

Play from 4:43[4:43]" Do you think that. -- for the next several years if things go back up to the level they were. Or do you think that there's been some sort of basic readjustment. In the way the markets will function going forward."

Play from 4:58[4:58]" Does the market has recovered from every beer market that we've ever suffered. The very essence of a free enterprise system is that their companies out there trying to. Operated or profit make money for their shareholders. -- the strong survive in the week. Fall by the wayside so that bottom line zone and use that the market reached an all an all time high of 14000. In artist of -- seven. -- at some point -- possible to determine will double by Eric. Most people are expecting inflation. Slow growth. So. Its partner to happen next year's open at some point. We will blow Barnett 14000."

Play from 5:41[5:41]" Britain's want to want to ask you guys talking Barney Barney Frank yesterday on all of us and and deregulation. Component you're talking about apparently we're getting set to."

Play from 5:51[5:51]" Start moving on some of that in terms of the bare bones minimum what what you want to see come out there."

Play from 5:59[5:59]" Well it needs to be. You know -- and I'm not an expert on the subject but you know -- that it needs to be. More accountability. Four of these lives. These lives executives these -- Wall Street firms that. Seemingly. Have no accountability to anybody they can just sort of do what they want to end you know regulators into look the other way. You know because there are these people with the Aaron you know the old boy network and that's seems to be you know bare minimum at least that their needs and you don't wanna go you know you don't wanna jump off a cliff you know it tends to happen that. You know you go from little regulation -- not much watching instead of going on a scale of want to -- from two to attend you know you wanna bring it to a level where it is good for consumers it's good for advisors it's good for. It's good for everybody is good for the executives and it's it's good for companies and so things and still maintain profitability and you know it needs to be more. Executive compensation tied to performance you know you see these these companies where -- and it's not all the executives thought a lot of last year with a lot of panic and that caused a lot of stocks have been driven down but. Fundamentally it was caused initially by a lot of mismanagement or some of these executives and a lot of these companies. Knowing that they were doing the wrong thing brought for an extended period of time just to line their pockets and still walk away with huge pay packages when the shareholders are losing money and employees losing their 401 -- and really just having no accountability. So sense of the bottom line is that they should be we're not. You know against people who do well for companies getting paid a lot of money that's that is -- and it worked their way up there supposedly and deserve those positions. But they should just be paid based on their performance of the company."

Play from 7:49[7:49]" Do you think that -- has to be placed before I guess. Baseline confidence. Is is afterwards should be."

Play from 7:59[7:59]" It'll go a long way to helping that and I think that you know -- one of the main things in order for the market to come back -- consumer confidence. You know savings rates drop right now and eventually that policies weren't nation of consumers. That's what since this trouble to -- People over consuming over leveraging. And we need to come back from that but eventually American people go back to spending again you know that spent six months spent a year an indication that in mind. Eventually people start going out to dinner dance are doing these things. But that will certainly go a long way to helping out people's confidence in terms of putting money back into the market and investing again. And we've seen a little bit of that already people you know people jump in as my father just stated you know on the market looks good people want to jump in. But overall fundamentally for a long term investor you know oh on -- helping people. Be more confident and investing in these companies."

Play from 8:56[8:56]" What I want asking and this is pretty much my last question. In terms of the people that come in in the last year are are -- folks citizen what I've got this money. I don't retire at some point and I don't just want stake in the bank it -- basically looking. -- stocks looking -- bonds is."

Play from 9:18[9:18]" A last resort."

Play from 9:23[9:23]" Should -- answers no I mean that the way we conduct our practice is. We do affinia to play we take lawyers -- assets and future reasonable assumptions receive injuries. And we backed into an asset allocation it's appropriate your -- particularly between -- forms in -- so. A client comes in with the prejudice thing I don't want Starks one ones are well. With all due respect we understand that Williams senior English humorous but. We've got to keep -- ball and that means focus on the goal goal is to educate children goal is retires certain. One time on certain money due to inflation. And we're gonna put together -- portfolio using historic reforms. That puts his little risk into the powerful it was possible do we to achieving that goal so we can get the it was fifty cent Starks. And 30% bonds and 20% alternatives that'll get -- That's what we're gonna recommend if you and peace was that -- sleeping at night then we'll go from there isn't Joe money but basically. The ED. We backed into an asset allocation that's consistent with achieving the goal so we use that particular consideration. To -- It's almost like client walking into darkness saying. I don't Arctic this medication I'll take their medication and -- this road doctors as we try to be tactful pissing basically are. We of the financial -- so we. That's what they think they ought to -- to beer money. So much for the question GE. Talk people into it though near as usual you spoke very much so he poses an earlier people are afraid. With good reason economy's been through the worst of our goal and most people's lifetime. And Granada the widget is still lots of adjustable rate mortgages coming -- point -- Hillary -- and the government spending trillions of dollars. That it really shouldn't be spending so there's all kinds of issues so it is still cause people to be afraid. So. And we just rule will tell them if you invest in CDs that be comfortable last great. But you can get the job one half percent 2% return in three or 4% inflationary are excellent trade offices. You know art Campillo retired -- wanna. You have to work longer yours yours yours yours and have to modify lifestyle is as simple as this city. To -- to resuscitate the risk of picking hours off the table is lifestyle is the work law congress there are other risks. -- So yes the short answer is they're afraid to play room does reasonably afraid but you've got to keep all."

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