Stock Market Has Gone 'Too Far Too Fast:' Dwyer

The transcript discusses market sentiment, historical economic crises, and their impact on current market conditions. It highlights the role of monetary policy, particularly by figures like Janet Yellen and Alan Greenspan, in shaping economic perceptions. The conversation also covers market fundamentals, the importance of lending in the US economy, and the potential for inflation. Finally, it examines the outlook for financial stocks, emphasizing the significance of the yield curve and the performance of major banks like JP Morgan.

What is the significance of the 'Greenspan put' mentioned in the discussion?

What factors are suggested to influence the future performance of financial stocks?