Fed Rate Cut Outlook & Gold's Shining Moment | Stock Market Investing & Trading Podcast
On this episode of “On The Tape,” Guy Adami and Liz Young recap hit the recent move in yields, what the VIX is telling us about the markets, the commodities complex, rate cut expectations/jobs market, Jamie Dimon’s warning to the economy, Fed speak this week, earnings season kicking off and gold.
Timecodes
0:00 - Fed Expectations
15:45 - Jamie's Cryin'
19:30 - The Week Ahead
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this is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisors i can get on the phone with? i'm in dire need of proper portfolio allocation
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Cuts aren't coming
Fed should come in with a rate increase
Enjoyed the show.
The theme is 100% correct. It was Grand Funk (back in the day) where the Captain was Getting.....Closer to Home
Party On With On The Tape! 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
EY from Sofi..stock market Gem..her and SOFi which should hit profitability by end of this year..its gonna be fantastic..unless you re on of the banks shorting it..then you will have a very bad end of the year
As a Chase private client , Chase has advised nothing but invest , invest , invest , no warnings.
Gotta respect the sweater game. Is that Salmon?
Looks like it ... 🧐 ... Sockeye ... 🤓 ... 👍
the markets don't have to react because you want them to react.
I think we all underestimate how big a Trillion is. We generally can’t wrap our heads around very large numbers.
I think they found a way to monetize speaking engagements. For those two mentioned are making about 21:41 half a million according to UM salaries . Info ... Knowing that how many times in week to rephrase the same message to different audiences sounds like a paycheck and assignments hat we us traderd and investors could have something to be evolved in
EY buying miners might be my contrarian signal to sell. I’ve parroted her tp for a decade 😂.
I normally flame you guys every day but I'm wondering if you'll look at/talk about the break out in small heavy equipment companies.... HEES, ALTG
Sector performance shows early cycle not late cycle
Nope. Mega cap is being treated as a defensive play so it's clearly late cycle blowoff top. Happy bagholding though
Energy, Financials, Industrials, and now Materials joining the party. This is not defensive and late cycle. Tech is not the best performing sector. Apple is down 10% YTD.
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Truflation is showing we will get a PCE close to 2% in September
The 10 years yeild may reach 4.75% again before pulling back
Fed should come in with a rate increase
Folks seem to have forgotten the Cold War. The risk of war isn't higher than during that time period.
i know gold will be for real when Liz is yoloing into junior gold miners
Guy and Liz same ole song ... Look at it is a negative but the market does not ... They cannot figure it out ... The "stuff" Liz that you Dan and Guy talk about mean absolutely nothing to market direction ... Basically the three blind bears are irrelevant ... Would love to see their account statements ... Any one else agree ???
Biden can try to buy an election all he wants but he will still lose lil buddy
Their accounts are full of money, they been telling you one story and still do while they do another, whole CNBC is like that, give them few months and everything they been telling you will end up complete opposite, for decades like that, financial mafia, they make money for themselves and hedge funds, together with brokers by scamming you out of your money, so don't be stupid to think they have not been bulls and invested on their accounts this whole time.