Video: The Market Isn't Poised for a Selloff if Tax Reform Fails
The stock market isn't set up for failure if the current tax proposals fail to come to fruition, according to Brian Levitt, senior investment strategist at OppenheimerFunds.
The stock market isn't set up for failure if the current tax proposals fail to come to fruition, according to Brian Levitt, senior investment strategist at OppenheimerFunds.
Levitt doesn't think this year's rally in stocks was tax reform related. Instead, it was tied to earnings and synchronized global growth.
Meanwhile, Levitt sees opportunities outside the United States in emerging markets.
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