Tom, Ben, and Andrew discuss ISM services data, OPEC+ agreeing to a cut of 2 million barrels per day, Ford continuing to raise prices on the Lightening, Peloton’s announcement to lay off 500 employees

Ben discusses ISM Manufacturing results as numbers continue to push downward as news comes out. It appears that central banks appear to be turning the corner, and Fed commentary notes that we "still h

Ben rejoins Andrew and Tom to discuss the U-turn by the UK, the reason for the Fed’s emergency meeting, the reduction plan from OPEC+, some concerns of out TSLA, GOOG, and Credit Suisse, and the conti

Tom and Andrew discuss yesterday’s market rally, some puzzling economic data that is coming in, Germany’s attempt to curb gas prices, a rally out of Bed Bath and Beyond, and some off cycle earnings re

We kick off today’s show with a declaration from Tom, followed by some discussion around the situation in the UK, the result of hitting 4% on the 10-year US treasury, the leaks in the Nord Stream pipe

Andrew and Tom are back to discuss the previous week and a half of turbulence in the markets. The US Markets continue to be rocky as inflation and uncertain futures have led to heavy speculation of wh

Tom and Andrew discuss yesterday morning’s hot CPI print, the equity market’s significantly negative reaction to the data, the Fed’s path as they try and bring inflation down, and what means going for

Andrew is flying solo this morning to discuss the release of CPI numbers. Overall, CPI is up just a meager 0.1, but this shows that inflation has yet to be "solved" so to speak. The fund-manager surve

Tom, Andrew, and Ben discuss the upcoming sentiment on the CPI numbers that will be released on Tuesday. Despite union discussions, Union Pacific was upgraded by Bank of America this week, and Apple h

Ben and Tom discuss the weakening USD as the Euro/GBP/Yen rebound a bit. CPI shows a lowered spending, but the main driver of that lowering seems to be gas spending. Healthcare premiums are on the ris