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The Markets — 158 episodes

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1

Why Gold Is Expected to Rise to Record Highs

2

What Is the Outlook for Diesel and Gasoline Supplies?

3

Why US Equity Returns Are Broadening Beyond AI Stocks

4

How Inflation and Fiscal Policy Are Driving US Treasury Markets

5

Why US Stocks May ‘Grind Higher’

6

Are Hedge Funds Still Bullish on AI Stocks?

7

The 'Market of Stocks' vs. the 'Stock Market'

8

Bullish on the Dollar

9

S&P to 8,000 This Year?

10

‘It’s a Generational Opportunity’

11

Will Europe Outperform?

12

Can the Tech Surge Continue?

13

Why Rates Could Keep Rising

14

A Tale of Two Markets

15

How to Trade Oil Now

16

Riding the AI Wave

17

Big Opportunities in Small Cap Equities

18

Chase or Fade the Rally?

19

Big Tech Opportunity

20

“I’d Rather Be a Bond”

21

"The Market Is Fragile"

22

Untangling Signals of Market Stress

23

New Worries

24

$120 Oil Ahead?

25

A New Way to Trade Emerging Markets

26

Tech Comeback Ahead?

27

“Still Bullish Gold”

28

Stock Market Shakeout

29

Finding Opportunities in Financials

30

Long Gold and Long Stocks

31

“A Massive Broadening Trade”

32

Which Equity Markets Will Outperform?

33

Emerging Markets Could Keep Surging

34

“We Like Bonds”

35

Are More Rate Cuts Coming?

36

Why the Dollar Could Drop

37

Why Stocks Are Getting Wild

38

Consumer Concerns and Equity Opportunities

39

How to Trade a Credit Expansion

40

Rise of the Retail Investor

41

A “Blow-Off Top” Ahead?

42

Can the China Rally Continue?

43

The Bubble Question

44

Can the Rally Continue?

45

Hidden Volatility

46

A Contrarian Call on Europe

47

Will Fed Cuts Drive Stocks Higher?

48

Sentiment Check on Tech

49

What the Weak Jobs Report Means For Markets

50

The Fed Cut Playbook

51

Still Bullish on Big Tech

52

“Stocks Are Still Very Undervalued”

53

Will the dollar keep dropping?

54

Global income plays

55

The three top equity market themes

56

Climbing the “wall of worry”

57

European opportunities

58

Staying long US assets

59

“This is what people were hoping for”

60

Why emerging markets could keep rallying

61

Fade the S&P 500 rally?

62

Why tech stocks could keep rallying

63

“Long stocks, short bonds”

64

Time to buy bonds?

65

“The most attractive hedge”

66

Opportunities amidst historic volatility

67

Tariffs could spark “a new rotation” in US equities

68

Can US equities rally again?

69

Bonds or stocks: The 2025 income play

70

“The US is still the place to be”

71

Buy the dip in US equities?

72

Is the US consumer in trouble?

73

Why gold could rise even higher

74

The 1982 playbook

75

Finding opportunities in a “trickier” market

76

Markets make sense of the Fed

77

The key US equity theme for 2025

78

The perfect setup for US stocks?

79

What the huge jobs number means for investors

80

Why US stocks could keep rising in 2025

81

“US exceptionalism all over again”

82

What Black Friday numbers say about the US consumer

83

What’s the next tech trade?

84

Why a “Santa Rally” may be ahead

85

Is the Trump trade just getting started?

86

“A great time to buy bonds”

87

Will earnings boost US stocks?

88

The new equity opportunities

89

The biggest opportunities in US credit markets

90

Does the China rally have legs?

91

Is the US consumer still strong?

92

“The Fed’s got your back”: What the rate cut means for investors

93

Can the US rally get back on track?

94

What the jobs report means for markets

95

The case for a tech comeback

96

“A solid buying opportunity”: Making sense of the market shakeout

97

What Fed cuts will mean for markets

98

Is the big tech trade over?

99

Divergence watch: ECB decision and central banks’ policy paths

100

Inflation cools, election heats up

101

Markets at midyear: AI & elections in focus

102

What could drive the S&P 500 even higher?

103

Are markets overreacting to inflation data?

104

Is India still attractive for investors?

105

Consumer stocks: Finding the winners

106

Why copper is hitting record highs

107

A market friendly data print— for now

108

Why big tech's earnings reveal a "bifurcated market"

109

Currencies, rates, and a volatile yen

110

Why investors should “expect the chop to continue”

111

Does the market need rate cuts?

112

Turning tail risks into tailwinds

113

How investors are managing rising volatility

114

Why Today's IPO Market May Surprise You

115

How markets are responding to central bank moves

116

What tech investors are looking for now

117

Breaking down the record highs

118

Growth shocks, not just inflation, to be a primary driver of markets

119

Can tech continue to power equities to new highs?

120

Hedge Fund Outlook for 2024

121

Regional banks back in focus on real estate concerns

122

How geopolitical instability is affecting markets

123

Can tech continue to dominate the markets?

124

Market takeaways from 2024’s World Economic Forum

125

What the latest inflation data means for markets, the Fed, and investors’ portfolios

126

What's ahead for tech stock valuations?

127

As the Fed stays put, markets bet on timing of rate cuts

128

Why markets will be living in a strong US dollar world

129

How are investors approaching today’s market strength?

130

What are retail earnings and CPI telling us about the US consumer?

131

Are emerging markets due for a comeback?

132

What the BoJ’s latest move means for global yields

133

What big tech's earnings can tell us about AI, rates and future volatility

134

What the volatile bond market means for investors

135

The market’s rate expectations

136

A more ‘disciplined’ IPO market

137

The fixed-income selloff: A new supply-demand dynamic?

138

The impact of rising oil prices

139

What we’re hearing from some of the world’s largest investors now

140

Normalizing inflation: are ‘hard yards’ ahead?

141

Are higher rates the new normal?

142

What this week's CPI tells us about US economic health

143

Why markets are in a period of 'normalization, not nirvana'

144

What the Fed’s hike means for the S&P 500

145

Why the Nasdaq 100’s rebalancing matters for investors

146

Are investors betting the worst is over for U.S. inflation?

147

How institutional investors are navigating market crosscurrents

148

Are there green shoots in the IPO market?

149

Can the global economy withstand higher interest rates?

150

What the Fed’s hawkish pause means for markets

151

Why the AI-driven tech rally has legs

152

What’s next for U.S. Treasuries

153

Are markets pricing in the potential of a default?

154

Why European stocks are beating US equities

155

Pricing in the probability of a recession

156

Fed rate hikes, banking stress & debt limit concerns

157

Volatility, Earnings, and European Equities

158

A ‘bulletproof’ stock market?