Tandem Talk 6 picks up right where Tandem Talk 5 left off! Inflation and Fed talk continue as hot topics for the Tandem Team, both generally around markets and specifically around Tandem’s portfolios. TT6 gives the listener the sense of eavesdropping on an everyday conversation around the trading desk. And One Big Thing returns with some thought-provoking conversation. We hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoy bringing Tandem Talk 6 to you.
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