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In this podcast, Oakworth Capital Bank Chief Investment Officer John Norris shares perspectives on current events that are impacting the economy and influencing investment strategies. Each episode explores the trends, developments and market forces shaping today's investment landscape.

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Dec 11, 2024

Over the weekend, Syrian rebels overthrew the Assad dynasty, which had ruled the country for 5 decades. On Monday, the US stock market shrugged, and meaningful news coverage of the event was hard to find. Do American investors simply not care about the rest of the world? After all, there seem to be a lot of global problems and US stocks are at an all-time high. Further, what is it about the Middle East where just about all countries have a powerful king or some other form of strongman or junta calling the shots? Will it ever change?

In this week’s Trading Perspectives, Sam Clement and John Norris discuss the recent Syrian Revolution, and why Americans ignored it almost as soon as it happened.