Powell opens his mouth… and the market marches lower
Powell’s midday comments on hiring, spending, and valuations sent stocks lower, while Trump’s UN blast and Russia’s gasoline ban pushed oil and gas higher.
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They Just Make Video Cards for Gamers
NVDA’s earnings may have center stage, but Geof didn’t let that distract him. He was watching the rest of the market — from retail stocks to GDP — to see what’s really going on with the economy.
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Beef prices are already high — and this could make it worse
A potential halt to Mexican beef imports could slam an already tight U.S. supply. Geof explains how this could hit your wallet — and inflation — sooner than you think.
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A 75-year low that no one’s talking about
Cattle herds are at a 75-year low — and beef prices could stay high for a lot longer than anyone expects. Geof explains why in today’s Market Radar.
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The price of eggs really matters
Egg prices have soared to shocking new highs, but inflation isn’t just a headline — it’s a daily reality. Stephen Ground breaks down why it matters and how traders can fight back.
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Is the Stock Market’s Disconnect from the Economy Coming to an End?
Is the stock market’s disconnect from the economy about to end? Nate highlights key risks, market triggers, and strategies to stay ahead in this shifting landscape.
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What the Fed Got Wrong (And What to Watch Next)
The Fed’s latest rate cut has left markets spinning, but bonds and inflation tell a different story. Here’s what to watch as volatility heats up.
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What’s Moving the Market This Week?
Geof Smith breaks down the key economic reports and earnings coming this Thursday that could move the market, including retail sales, jobless claims, and Netflix earnings.
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Cracks in the Foundation
The American economy is primarily consumer-focused, with consumer spending accounting for just over two-thirds of economic activity. And the American Consumer has been remarkably resilient until now?
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