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[Video] Buying into a bear market

April 7, 2020
Listen to our very own Dennis Bielik, CFA®, CFP®, FRM and John Fowler, CFP® discuss opportunistic buying strategies during the current bear market with stocks and puts. Check out how this works with a popular stock like Apple. 

 

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