We kicked off our election coverage with another great conversation with Head of Public Policy Jason Cole. Tune in for the latest on potential policy changes investors should be aware of in trade, debt, deficit dynamics, tax reform and more. bit.ly/4bwyMJ6

As the election nears, market volatility is expected to increase notably. Dive deeper into my insights on what to expect this quarter. bit.ly/4d5DE95

Consumer prices decreased by -0.1% m/m in June, bringing relief to rent inflation and core services. The deceleration in Q2 inflation could signal a Fed rate cut opportunity. Explore more in our #marketminute report and podcast. bit.ly/3zHMFaj

The Russell 2000 has outpaced the Nasdaq 100 by over 11% in the last two weeks, marking the largest performance gap since 2002. Small caps and rate-sensitive stocks are on the rise, while megacap tech faces a downturn. Learn more in our #marketminute: bit.ly/3YfpT3v

U.S. stocks fell for the second week as the powerful AI trade reversed. The Magnificent 7, key drivers of the market for 18 months, now detract 1.5% from S&P 500 returns this month. Dive deeper with our latest #marketminute or podcast. bit.ly/3LKppLh

Unemployment rate hits 4.3%, the highest in nearly 3 years, with July's payroll gains falling short of expectations. How will this impact the markets? Read or listen to our latest #marketminute report: bit.ly/3YuPwgT

The S&P 500 saw its first -3% drop in nearly two years, with the VIX spiking to 65. However, benign initial claims data eased recession fears, helping the market stabilize. Don't miss our weekly #marketminute report and podcast. bit.ly/4fIPjgd

Investors can learn to love a higher-rate environment (and some already are). Check out my new article for the Forbes Finance Council on what we may see from the Fed as the year progresses and the opportunities it may present for portfolios: bit.ly/3WPRkPa

Mortgage rates dip, sales rise. July saw a 1.3% rise in existing home sales and a 10.6% spike in new home sales. Could this indicate the housing market has found its bottom? Catch all the details in this week’s #MarketMinute. bit.ly/47169TA

Markets steady as Nvidia beats EPS but gives cautious guidance. S&P 500 Q2 growth strong; small caps rally. Details in our #marketminute. bit.ly/3MuNF4y

August jobs: 142k added, unemployment down to 4.2%. But with major downward revisions, the slowdown is here. Catch the details in our #marketminute report. bit.ly/3Xiwqsi

Whiplash for stocks: S&P 500 up 4% after last week's -4.2% fall. First time since 2022 with such swings. Get the details in our weekly #marketminute podcast and report. bit.ly/4gtyDde

Fed cuts rates 50 bps as job gains slow and inflation inches towards 2%. Markets expect 3 more cuts in 2024, but yields rise as soft landing confidence grows. Find out more in our #marketminute report and podcast: bit.ly/47yftPn

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The Magnificent 7 stayed flat while the Nasdaq became the worst-performing global index in Q3. Listen to this week’s #MarketMinute for insights. bit.ly/3TQTBck

A blowout September jobs report with 254K new jobs and rising wages (+0.4%) signals ongoing labor market resilience. Unemployment also fell to 4.1%. Get all the details in our weekly #marketminute report and podcast: bit.ly/4gY60VC

We examine what’s eroding lofty equity market valuations, what to expect from the Fed, and why market volatility may be more noise than signal about U.S economic health. Our conclusion? The stock market is not the economy. bit.ly/3Ylbz9w

Inflation remains stubborn—consumer prices rose again in Sept, with core CPI up 3.3% y/y. Rising costs in medical care, autos, & airfare are to blame. Get the details in our #MarketMinute report and podcast. bit.ly/488Ds7Z

Crude dropped -8% with hopes for a Gaza truce & record U.S. output of 13.5 mmbpd. Gold hit $2,700/oz for the first time ever. Dive deeper in our #marketminute. bit.ly/3A5aoSh

Yields rose last week as the upcoming election acts as a catalyst for the duration selloff. Markets are now pricing in a higher growth, higher deficit outlook. Get the details in our #MarketMinute: bit.ly/40nCX89