The guys discuss Jim Bullard's talk claiming the markets are down. His comments focus on stating that the FED needs to keep their foot on the gas and work towards a soft landing. DFS reports that head

The guys discuss the economic data update with retail sales numbesr and PPI being reported. Redfin's report on the housing market shows that the number of listings is similar to 2021, far below 2022,

Ben, Tom, Andrew, and Jason discuss the state of the economy as 2022 has come to a close and 2023 is beginning. With a tumultuous year behind us, the forecast for the upcoming year seems uncertain, bu

Ben, Tom, and Andrew discuss the NFP report, the Eurozone CPI print, and Samsung's earnings report. Europe reports a lower than expected CPI, however, core prices have accelerated. Samsung earnings fe

Tom and Ben discuss the state of the jobs market. Amazon to lay off a considerable number of employees in the coming months, and ISM and ADP employment numbers are set to be released later today. Fed

Ben, Tom, and Andrew discuss Apple losing its $2 trillion status as a company, reminiscent of the fall GE had from its once plateau. Salesforce expects to cut their workforce by 10% in order to mainta

Tom and Ben discuss Tesla missing their Q4 delivery estimates and Musk's potential resignation from Twitter, along with its impact on Tesla as a whole. Southwest Airlines continues to struggle, and on

Barry Pencek was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania with a heart for the skies. At any early age, he was convinced that being a pilot was the path for his life, and after graduating Cumberland College, he

Andrew, Ben, and Tom discuss a big week ahead as big earnings reports and a Bank of Japan policy meeting start a week of info despite the upcoming holidays. The US government announces a plan to begin

Ben discusses the release of economic data in both America and China. China continues to have poor economic numbers as their covid lockdowns were highly difficult for industries and manufacturing base