Ben discusses concerning economic data, the shift from stagflation to full blown recession, troubling signs in Europe, Biden’s potential plan to ease Chinese tariffs, and Jay Powell’s comments showing

Ben discusses equity and fixed income performance through the first 2 quarters, Eurozone CPI reports, gas rationing in Germany, Kohl’s failed attempt to sell the company, earnings out of Constellation

Ben, Andrew, and Tom discuss jobs data in the US and Europe, the OPEC+ meeting, another guidance cut from Restoration Hardware, and a slight beat out of Constellation Brands. For information on h

Ben and Tom discuss the ramifications of the disastrous earnings out of Bed Bath and Beyond, the reversal of some of last week’s positive trends, high costs hitting McCormick’s and General Mills’ earn

Andrew, Ben, and Tom discuss weak earnings out of Nike, a bad 5-year bond auction, mutual funds and ETFs beginning to focus more on municipal bonds, and the expectations for the upcoming earnings seas

Ben and Tom discuss the highpoints from the G-7 meeting, the state of inflation, whether or not we have seen the bottom in the market, and some last meaningful earnings as we move into quarter end.

Andrew and Ben discuss the factors that led to the first up week in equity markets in nearly a month, why these factors don’t necessarily spell good news for the underlying economy, earnings out of Fe

Ben and Andrew discuss the estimated jobless claims as the economy continues to trend towards recession. The also discuss Powell's comments at length regarding his sentiment and understanding of what

Ben and Andrew discuss the Biden Adminstration's plan to create a "gas tax" holiday. The affects of the potential gas tax include issues with already existing oil industry relations as well as an uphi

Andrew and Ben discuss the current market sentiment on inflation and the "probability" of recession. Goldman speculates that chances of recession are increasing, and Bullard comments on inflation and