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Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti discuss Boeing union members voting to end the strike. Did the union get everything it wanted? How will the next President manage a cooling labor sector? Housing construction around Boston has been sluggish. Here’s why that could change soon. Gen Z, millennials are using AI for personal finance advice, report finds.…
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Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti discuss understanding how presidential polls and betting markets actually work. Five economic areas next President needs to tackle. How markets could respond to the election. Stocks care about Trump and Harris for one big reason: taxes. The typical U.S. home seller is older than ever, Realtors say.…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss Boeing machinists holding a contract vote that could end their 7-week strike. With oil prices weak, OPEC+ postpones increases again. Grady Trimble from Fox Business joins the show to share his insight into voters biggest economic concerns. Traders prepare for a long, volatile election night. What are the IRA a…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss the upcoming Fed meeting and Tuesday's election and debate which is more important for the US economy. The two things we need from the Fed right now. Squeezed homebuilders are bad news for the housing market. Berkshire continues to retreat from stocks. There's too much wine, and not enough wine drinkers.…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss mortgage rates volatile couple of months and the guys share some important facts you need to know about the rates. Exxon and Chevron feel brunt of cheaper oil. Ted Rossman from Bankrate joins the show to chat about holiday impulse purchases. Intel posts more than $16B loss but says sales outlook is improving. …
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss the unbelievably bad October jobs report that saw only 12,000 jobs added, well below expectations. What supports the idea that the Fed will cut at their next meeting? Amazon shares rise on robust demand and a surge in infrastructure spending. How would you rank to top five tech companies in their pursuit of AI…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss the next president inheriting a remarkable economy. Starbucks CEO pledges to fundamentally change strategy as sales fall for third straight quarter. Todd Lutsky stops by to share some insight on estate planning. The little sins we commit at work and the bosses who are cracking down.…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss PCE inflation slipping to 2.1% annual rise, and moves closer to the Fed's target. Microsoft shares slip as forecast sparks concern about AI and cloud revenue. Meta reports record revenue, but slower digital advertising growth. Apple and Amazon take the spotlight in mixed week for big tech earnings.…
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Chuck Zodda and Marc Fandetti discuss Google's earnings report that showed big growth in cloud sectors but unremarkable results in advertising. AMD shares fall as forecast fails to impress despite strong AI growth. Jobs report on eve of election will be among the most distorted in years. Mortgage rates rise to highest level since July. Was the gove…
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Chuck Zodda and Marc Fandetti share their reaction to the release of the GDP report that came in less than expected. Super Micro shares plunge 35% as auditor resigns after raising concerns months earlier. Selloff puts treasuries on path for worst month in two years. Todd Lutsky joins the show to discuss the current state of federal estate taxes.…
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Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti discuss the possibilities of a soft landing. Dan Griggs, President - OceanFirst Bank, joins the show to share his insights into the current economic landscape. Bosses are calling workers back to the office. Good news for landlords. Starbucks threatens to fire staff who don't come back to the office. McDonald's execs…
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Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti discuss the JOLTS report that showed job openings dropping to the lowest level in over three years. What are unemployment rates in swing states? Wages have outpaced inflation. But not for everyone. Bond market responds oddly to the Fed's move. Deficit threat drives bond yields higher. Ford's 3rd-quarter profit falls…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss economists warning of new inflation hazards after the election. the porterhouse at Weis points to inflation's demise. Owning a vacation home in hurrican zones is worrisome. Some owners are selling. Why it's so hard to fina a job in this strong labor market.Door The Financial Exchange Network
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss the top five things to watch in markets this week. Stocks are looking to extend record run ahead of tech earnings. At a pivotal moment, US economic data will be a mess. Big tech stocks lose some of their aura as earnings growth slows. For investors, what if this time is different? Boeing plans over $15B capita…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong explain why Boeing workers rejected a new contract. McDonald's says onions from California-based company are linked to E. coli outbreak. Do I have enough money to retire? Ask yourself these 3 questions to assess whether you’re ready. Yankees tickets at $20,000 highlight record-setting World Series. Paul LaMonica from …
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss bad polling leading up to the election. What would it mean for bonds if Trump gets his way on tariffs? Where will rates end up? Which retailers are topping consumers lists ahead of the holidays? Data breaches are becoming all too common. Are you sure you are protected?…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong wonder why Wall Street and investors are so afraid of the upcoming election when the data says the election isn't impactful. Inflation has cooled, why are Americans still seething over prices? Kroger and Walmart deny 'price surging'after adopting digital price tags. Home sales are on track for worst year since 1995.…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss Telsa surprising Wall Street with strong 3rd quarter results. The Boeing strike continues after the union rejects the latest proposal. Southwest tops profit estimates as cost cutting takes hold. Those airport gate crashers are finally going to get what is coming to them.…
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Chuck Zodda and Marc Fandetti discuss September home sales drop to lowest level since 2010. Treasuries plunge like it's 1995 as traders see soft landing. LPMorgan, at odds with Goldman Sachs, see solid run ahead for stocks. Todd Lutsky stops by for his weekly segment, Ask Todd. This week, Todd explains why IRA's are so complicated.…
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Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti discuss why Wall Street is worrying about renters and younger borrowers. Is the US primed for a home-renovation resugence? Retailers are grasping for holiday magic. Should the west be paying more attention to the price of gold? 28% of credit card users are still paying off last year’s holiday debt.…
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Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti discuss bonds slumping globally as traders are cautious about the Fed's rate cut path. Why do simple economic explanations keep breaking down? Why are some predicting a continuation of soaring stocks? Why is Goldman predicting a post-election bounce?Door The Financial Exchange Network
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss election anxiety getting in the way of making sound financial decisions. In Massachusetts, auto insurance rates are soaring. Homeowners tap into their rising home equity. It's time to bring 401(k)s into the 21st century. This talking pet collar is like a chatbot for your dog.…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong take a look at some of the companies reporting earnings this week. Tesla highlights the list of companies reporting this week. Goldman Sachs forecasts just a 3% S&P500 annual return the next 10 years. Boeing and the union reach a wage deal to end the strike. Even though inflation is easing is it still a huge problem? …
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss Amazon's cloud boss says employees unhappy with 5-day office mandate can leave. Should investors be worried about the market’s ‘invincibility syndrome’? The tech sector should brace for further turbulence. Is Microsoft and OpenAI's partnership fraying? Paul LaMonica joins the show to chat about MicroStrategy's…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss this week's economic data releases continue to point away from a recession. Mortgage rates were supposed to be coming down, but they're rising instead. Can Netflix keep flexinf its pricing muscle? CVS can't seem to cure what is ailing it.Door The Financial Exchange Network
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong explain why some feel like it is getting harder and harder for Americans to join the middle class. Mark Hamrick from Bankrate joins the show to discuss what Americans top economic issues are heading into the election. Key change coming for 401(k) 'max savers' in 2025. Meta fires staff for abusing $25 meal credits. Ube…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong react to the latest economic data, retail sales and jobless claims coming in better than expected. Treasury yields spike after retail sales and jobless data point to strong economy. Holiday online shopping will surge, according to Adobe. Haven't worked at the same place for ten years? You are not alone. Fed stuck on s…
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Chuck Zodda and Paul Lane discuss why ASML shares plunged yesterday. Can Nvidia continue to dominate Big Tech's earnings seasons? What the big three banks are telling us about consumer spending. Lower oil prices are good for consumers — but a bad sign for the global economy. How the U.S. economy became so hostile to parents — and who benefits. Save…
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Mike Armstrong and Paul Lane discuss an opinion piece from Bloomberg that explains why Jerome Powell is not the greatest Fed chair ever. Corey Adams from Robert Half joins the show to share the companies 2025 salary guide. The battle between dockworkers and robots isn't over. High home prices force builders to offer mortgage buydowns. Low-cost airl…
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Mike Armstrong and Paul Lane discuss Bank of America and Goldman Sachs beat on estimates do to investment banking and stock trading. Can the stock market keep going up? Market watches think so. Long-term treasury yields are rising. Election jitters are working against the Fed's rate cut. Boeing to sell at least $10B in shares to plug cash drain.…
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Chuck Zodda and Paul Lane discuss where interest rates could be heading. Homeowners haven’t drained cash out of their houses this fast since 2008. Why are countries finding it so difficult to raise the birthrate? Why is the Apple headset finding it so hard to attract apps? Starbucks tries a new approach under the new CEO.…
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Chuck Zodda and Paul Lane discuss markets looking beyond Big Tech in this earnings season. Soft or hard landing? Bank results are showing a path to no landing. Boeing to cut 10% of workers amid ongoing strike. Why social security matters to young people, not just retirees. Big-cap bull market turns two, leaving small-cap stocks further behind. Chin…
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Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti take a look at the most important question when leading up to an election. Are you better off than you were four years ago? Are you frustrated with your boss? Blame inflation. Tesla's Robotaxi event fails to impress and investors are showing it. Is Boeing is real danger of being downgraded to 'junk'? Why are Linkedi…
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Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti discuss JPMorgan and other banks reporting earnings with better than expected results. Fed officials seem split on what the latest inflation data means for future rate cuts. The 2-year-old bull market has just done something that shows it has further to run. Why has the election frozen Wall Street?…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss the latest developments in the Austin and Dallas housing markets. Groceries are more affordable now than in 2019. So why are people still so mad about prices? Social Security Administration announces 2.5% cost-of-living adjustment for 2025, lowest increase since 2021. Own ‘Junk’ in your retirement portfolio? I…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong react to the release of the CPI report that came in slightly higher than expectations. US jobless claims jump to 258,000, the most in more than a year. Analysts point to Hurricane Helene. The Federal Reserve’s interest-rate panic is creating a windfall for retirees. Florida begins to assess the devastation from Hurric…
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Chuck Zodda and Marc Fandetti discuss JPMorgan kicking off bank earnings this week and what we should know as more banks report. The federal deficit hit $1.8T for 2024. Why does congress not care about the deficit? Boeing withdraws contract offer as union talks break down. The battle over robots at US ports is on. Home Depot orders corporate staff …
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Chuck Zodda and Marc Fandetti discuss the potential economic impact of the back-to-back hurricanes hitting Florida. What happens to Google if they are forced to breakup? Todd Lutsky joins the show to share his insight on naming beneficiaries in your IRA. Todd also takes calls from listeners about their estate planning needs.…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong wonder if today's tax credits will get more EV adoption in the US. For retirees, here’s what to do with required withdrawals when you don’t need the money. Will the US Gov't be successful in breaking up Google? Why is saving for retirement so difficult for younger generations. Americans are using AI at fairly high rat…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong wonder how much longer the bull market can last. Will Fed cuts be more balanced moving forward? The next Social Security COLA increase won’t be enough to solve Florida's crisis. Why is the Tampa area so vulnerable to hurricanes? Fears of a global oil shock rise. Voters in November could set a higher minimum wage for t…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss the Florida migration being undone. Third-quarter earnings are upon us. So are worries of slower growth. Carrying a credit-card balance has gotten way more expensive. Americans are spending more time at home. A trend that started well before the pandemic.Door The Financial Exchange Network
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss America's jobs market entering the twilight zone. Bond traders buckle up for 'no landing' after jobs surprise. How long can the economy's 'goldilocks' moment last? Homeowners hit by Helene are in for an insurance claim shock. The battle over the Halloween craze that won't die.…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong explain why retailers have no room for error this holiday season. Why are pandemic-era startups thriving and driving the economy? Why are oil prices not reacting to conflicts in the middle east? Paul LaMonica from Barron's joins the show to discuss AT&T's recent moves away from the tv business.…
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Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong breakdown the jobs report that came out this morning which showed much better than expected results. Fed seen slowing rate cut pace after strong US jobs data. Middle-class wages aren’t keeping up. Some economists say policy is suppressing pay growth. US ports reopen after dockworkers end strike.…
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