Gary Cohn Is Out: How Do You Trade That?

TheStreet's founder Jim Cramer and a panel of top experts discuss how investors should be positioning their portfolio for March in this month's Trading Strategies session. In this clip above, listen to them discuss how to play the market now that TRump's chief economic advisory is stepping down.
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TheStreet's founder Jim Cramer hosted this month's Trading Strategies session and he, along with his expert panel, tackled everything from the risk of recession to bitcoin.

His panel included:

  • Tony Dwyer, senior managing director and chief market strategist for Canaccord Genuity;
  • Stephen "Sarge" Guilfoyle, co-manager of TheStreet's Stocks Under $10 model portfolio and author of TheStreet's Market Recon morning newsletter;
  • Brian Levitt, senior investment strategist for OppenheimerFunds;
  • Jeff Marks, senior portfolio analyst for Action Alerts Plus, Jim Cramer's charitable trust and club for investors

In this clip, the panel talks about how the market will react going forward since Gary Cohn, Director of the National Economic Council and chief economic advisor to President Donald, has announced he's stepping down.

Both Levitt and Guilfoyle believed there is no real reason to change your investment course if you are a long-term investor.  If you are a day trader, there may be opportunity for you.  

Listen in to here why.

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