Speak Your Book: What Works in the Stock Market?

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Speak Your Book: What Works in the Stock Market?

Posted March 9, 2026 with Ben Carlson

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On today’s show, we discuss:

Franklin Templeton’s S&P 500 view and the case for expansion beyond mega-cap names
AI-driven re-pricing in software and the challenge of valuing businesses with uncertain end value
Wage catalysts drive international and international performance after 15 years of underperformance
How AI is driving margin expansion for companies like Walmart without adding analytics
Why mid-year weakness has long been a buying opportunity
The biggest trends that cause bear markets, and why we aren’t there yet

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Speak Your Book: What Works in the Stock Market?

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