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Retail Rollercoaster, Housing Woes, and Credit Cracks: Navigating Chaos I February 26, 2025

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Join Berna Barshay, Jeff Macke, and Charlie Peabody on Wall Street Beats for a gripping February 26, 2025 breakdown of a chaotic market landscape. Jeff tackles the wild ride of consumer retail earnings, spotlighting TJ Maxx’s relentless strength, Target’s identity crisis, and a cautious consumer outlook clouded by tariff uncertainty. Berna highlights the beat-and-guide-down trend among retailers like Planet Fitness, weaving in her picks like Domino’s China as a buffer against U.S. volatility. Meanwhile, Charlie digs into fresh, disappointing new home sales data (657K vs. 680K expected), warning of a brewing housing crash driven by affordability woes and a potential unemployment spike, while noting divergent builder strategies and credit card stock struggles signaling early cracks in the credit cycle. From retail resilience to housing headwinds and consumer confidence jitters, this episode unpacks the winners, losers, and wildcards in a market teetering on uncertainty. Tune in for sharp insights and bold takes to cut through the noise!

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