Ben, Andrew, and Tom discuss the ISM Services data that was better than expected, impending recessions and high inflation commentary out of the Bank of England following their 50bp hike, weak earnings

Ben, Andrew, and Tom discuss speaker Pelosi’s controversial trip to Taiwan, OPEC+ pledging to increase oil production by 100k barrels/day (the smallest increase in OPEC+ history), a relatively unevent

Ben, Andrew, and Tom discuss Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan, a few positive reads from the ISM manufacturing report, the outlook for the JOLTS job openings report, earnings out of CAT and Uber, and And

Ben and Tom discuss the market’s reaction to commentary out of the Fed, whether or not that reaction is warranted, responses from Fed officials to the situation, and another busy week that includes ma

Ben and Tom provide a deep dive into the robust earnings out of Apple and Amazon, dissapointing results from Roku and Intel, and the four most important takeaways from yesterday's GDP report. For

Ben, Tom, and Andrew discuss more earnings reports as well as the big announcement on GDP. GDP reporting was -0.9%, which would technically indicate a recession, something that the guys have been disc

Ben, Tom, and Andrew discuss big earnings reports from Google, Microsoft, and Visa. Elliot Management is building a stake in Paypal, which is a stark contrast from Meta's announcement of brutal, harsh

Ben, Tom, and Andrew discuss Janet Yellen's comments that she "sees no recession." Earnings reports are still coming in, and the impact of those reports will likely shift markets for the coming months

Ben and Tom discuss Europe's economic data trending towards recession. Bonds are in, and people are loving them. Earnings reports are hitting some companies heavily, AT&T down almost 8%, FedEx is susp

Tom and Ben discuss Russia's restarting of the Nord 1 pipeline, which restored a large percentage of gas flow, as they also set annexation talks with Russian-seized lands in Ukraine. ECB and BOJ initi