Before COVID, for many years almost no higher risk investments were “cheap” and investors struggled to find investment options with ample yields. With the economy partially shut down, interest rates are at or near historic lows, but now many riskier long term investments are much cheaper and offer arguably better values, if you assume coronavirus eventually goes away and the economy recovers. This session will discuss opinions and data about the two major long-term ownership investments (Real Estate and Stocks) and which offers the best value and risk/return tradeoff.

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Gary Karz, CFA, originally published in 1996 his InvestorHome.com website, which was featured on CNBC shortly thereafter. He has worked directly with individuals and consulted to prominent money managers on improving performance and minimizing costs. Karz’s research has been cited in leading academic journals, Forbes, Barron’s, other media outlets and many books including “The Intelligent Investor.” Karz holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation, and is a graduate of the Marshall School of Business at USC. Karz consults to a limited number of organizations and his recently published book, “The Peaceful Investor” is available in paperback and Kindle via Amazon. On Twitter, he is @gkarz.