Fulcrum's Seaton:The stock market has gotten ahead of itself

<p><a id="m_-1987873924701293026__Hlk136323299" name= "m_-1987873924701293026__Hlk136323299"></a>Paul Seaton, managing director at <a href="https://www.fulcrumassetfunds.com">Fulcrum Asset Management North America</a>, thinks that persistent inflation and a potential recession leave the equity markets vulnerable during the second half of 2023, and while he is not expecting a volatile downturn as a result, he does think investors need to check their expectations and not get carried away by the market's gains to this point in the year. Ken Berman, founder and chief strategist at <a href= "https://www.gorillatrades.com">Gorilla Trades</a>, says that the market's technicals are more mixed than they have been in years, creating a range-bound market where the downside is limited while the market takes time to gather the base for the start of the next secular bull market cycle. In the '<a href= "https://www.FindMeTheMoney.com">Find Me The Money</a>' segment, forensic accountant <a href="https://www.fraudcoach.com">Tracy Coenen</a> discusses the financial hide-and-seek games that some spouses start playing at a point when they start to believe that a marital split is likely. Plus, Matt Schulz of <a href= "https://www.lendingtree.com">Lending Tree</a> on how much parents are spending on average for their kids' extracurricular activities.</p>