"There's going to be a lot of volatility, there's going to be a lot of opportunity, but is there going to be real economic growth?" Cordaro said on "Squawk Box." "We've been limping along for seven years. "Are they ready to think about a world where investing in their business just got less risky? Can they move from risk-averse, playing defense, to risk-loving, playing offense?" Kantor asked on " Squawk Box."Ī benefit of taking on more risk is the potential for greater returns, which in a pro-growth world could be especially beneficial for those who choose to expose their portfolios to greater risk.īut we can't wholeheartedly count on a pro-growth environment just yet, said Chris Cordaro, chief investment officer at RegentAtlantic Capital. Kantor, who is a managing director at Neuberger Berman and head of the firm's Kantor Group, said less hostility toward the private sector is a positive for businesses because it builds confidence and makes investing in business less risky.īut the analyst wondered whether "the current crop of management that's grown up in this very interconnected global economy" will be able to shift their investments from safer plays into more volatile ones given the expectations of eased regulations and more investment activity. businesses will have to adjust to the Trump administration's economic policies, which could push them into making riskier investments in the face of corporate tax cuts, deregulation and a potential border tax, analyst Charles Kantor told CNBC on Thursday.
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