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Jim Bianco joins Schwab Network to explain why the Fed should not cut rates anymore
December 2, 2024
Jim Bianco joins Schwab Network to explain why the Fed should not cut rates anymore with Caroline Woods.
Jim Bianco joins Schwab Network to explain why the Fed should not cut rates anymore with Caroline Woods.
U.S.-based momentum stocks continue to power the stock market higher in 2024. Gold and cocoa are both posting great returns this year.
Today's topics include U.S. markets relative to the global economy, the strange state of the U.S. housing market, the rising cost of McDonalds, Japanese yields' furious rise continues on hike anticipation, OPEC & the price of oil, worry about the Japanification of China, shipping fees & the holiday season, what's ahead for the dollar, Saudi holdings of U.S. Treasuries, and banking industry competition heats up
Today's topics include Fed officials consider tweaking overnight repo facility rate, the coming debt maturity wall, the dollar & stocks, an eye on used car prices, Japanese stimulus, BoJ dealing with the cost of higher interest rates, a worker shortage in the sea shipping industry, and stablecoin market cap reaches new record
Today's topics include Fedspeak, Mag 7 earnings vs. valuations, credit market risk, volatility, tariffs, more on Bessent, tracking 60/40 portfolios, the tall task DOGE has ahead, and owning bitcoin comes with tax struggles
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Today's topics include getting to know Scott Bessent, still feeling inflation's bite, concerns over inflation's return, a historical look at the deficit, is this time different for stocks?, quantifying the effects of tariffs, a Santa Claus rally vs. post-election rally, and criticizing the idea of a bitcoin reserve
Q3 2024 earnings season is nearly finished with another strong quarter of growth beating expectations. Nvidia reported results on Wednesday.
Today's topics include the Treasury secretary job, Fedspeak, stretched valuations, projecting long-term stock returns, an eye on year-end funding costs, the dollar goes streaking, the yen carry trade, and U.S. stocks vs. the rest of the world's stocks.