Summary: It looks as if we had the shortest correction in history within the markets, and I sit down with financial expert Brad Williams to discuss some of these changes. Natural gas prices have gone up with the change in policy—and as a result we have seen increases in other areas as well. Williams advises that we look at the stock market from an investing standpoint rather than a trading standpoint and focus on things that generate income. Tune in to hear more useful tips and insights. Highlights: -It looks as if we had the shortest correction in history for the markets -We are in for a tough winner with natural gas prices going up with the change in policy -When fuel increases, the cost of everything else goes up -Is the stock market just beginning to comprehend the disruptions? -It seems like too many people are looking at the stock market from a trading standpoint and not an investing standpoint -Un-sound economic policies have consequences -It’s important to be defensive and look at things that generate income -It’s hard to imagine what would happen if interest rates normalized at this point Useful Links: Financial Survival Network Brad Williams Financial Services