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Geof covers oil’s muted reaction to a big inventory draw, warns about rising jobless claims, and flags geopolitical risks most traders haven’t noticed yet.
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Nvidia stole the headlines, but it’s not the only thing Geof’s watching. Catch his take on oil draws, GDP revisions, and the stocks that traders are ignoring.
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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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Markets pulled back hard on fresh tariff threats. Geof unpacks the selloff, gold’s flight to safety, and what he’s watching in next week’s shortened session. Happy Memorial Day!
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Stephen’s wild Thursday went from a dizzy spell at urgent care to one of the most mind-expanding Bitcoin Roundtables we’ve ever hosted.
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Geof Smith breaks down why last week’s negative GDP print might not be as bad as it seems — and what traders missed in the data.
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Geof breaks down a volatile week driven by weak GDP, overnight gold moves, oil price pressure, and market signals from PMI data and layoffs.
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Geof breaks down the coming GDP and PCE prints, the expanding E15 gas policy, and a new twist in the beef shortage that could make inflation even more painful.
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Geof recaps a week of mixed market signals, gold’s sharp pullback, and the tech earnings and economic data that could set the tone for May.
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Geof explains why he’s long gold and short crude — plus a key S&P level that will tell us when this market rout is over!
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Gold, silver, and copper took the spotlight this week as stocks chopped sideways. Geof recaps the action — and previews next week’s economic catalysts.
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The Fed says no rate cuts anytime soon — so what happens next? Geof Smith breaks down what this means for stocks, inflation, and the bond market.
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