Good Morning.
Stock Markets never quite move as expected. For instance, traders expected some volatility around the election. Although it took longer than expected for a winner to be declared in the Presidential race, that volatility didn’t happen.
That’s led to a number of traders removing market hedges, or putting some of their sidelined cash back into stocks. The result? The massive move higher in stocks in the past weeks, ahead of what is seasonally a strong period for stocks. Add in the development of Covid vaccines, and the economy is likely to heat up into the coming year, plus or minus a few lockdowns in some areas in the coming months.
Now here’s the rest of the news:
Predictions for Gold and Silver pricing in 2021, are expecting to do nothing but increase, as much as 22% as inflation rises! Analysts expect a COVID-19 vaccine will create the same sort of conditions that led to the 1980s hyperinflation crisis…
November 30, 2019
Video presentations and product demos do wonders to explain, usually in simplistic terminology, what the client, prospect, or customer would want-to-know.
When the results weren’t what you expected to hear back, I’m usually shocked and express my astonishment of their lack of understanding. My immediate question to ‘a less that favorable response’ is, “What were you hoping to see?”
In other words: If someone doesn’t like your video, you need to roll it back and ask them “Well, I’m just curious, why did you watch the video? What were you hoping to see” because then we can deal with that. If you find out what they want, you can go from there vs trying to troubleshoot their translation, albeit a poor one of the actual video. If I know what someone wants, then I can show them how my product will help them. I don’t see it as an objection necessarily, nor as rejection. It’s an opportunity to put the toy train back on the track … and isn’t that really what we’re all looking for?
Our task is to keep the train moving forward. Can you do that? 😉
