Opening Bid Unfiltered is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts. Ever wonder about the psychology driving the economy and stock market? Why do investors embrace weak companies? Why do inventors ignore some strong companies? What triggers the start of asset price bubbles, and what causes them to end badly? Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi talks on the Opening Bid Unfiltered podcast with behavioral economist and co-author of the new book "The Winner’s Curse ...

Now turning to Netflix as its third quarter results are just hitting the wire and you can see the stock is down a quick 5% here in the after hours. Uh Q3 EPS, let's start there. 587.She was at 694. So that's a miss on the bottom. Q3 revenue top line comes in at 11.51% billion.Street was closer to 11.52% billion. Let's turn ahead. What do they see in Q4.They're saying Q4 EPS they're looking for 545. The estimate was 542. And for Q4 revenue, they're saying they look for 11.96% billion.The street was at 11.9% ...

Good Wednesday morning from Yahoo Finance's New York City headquarters studios. I'm Yahoo Finance executive editor Brian Sazi. You're watching Noah Holdings, ringing the opening bell at the NYC. If you never heard of this company, no is a wealth manager that serves global Chinese high- netw worth investors and Hong Kong based restaurant group Master Beef Group getting trading under uh away at the NASDAQ. Master Beef, interesting. All right, earning season is very much in full swing. Investors are still pick ...

Christopher Waller of all people came out recently and he said he's not sure they're going to cut two more times this year although the next one seems pretty assured. Do you think the market has gotten too complacent pricing in two more cuts. >> I do.When I saw that quote it was music to my ears because that's kind of been our view for a while and I think talking about Waller is really important because he's been one of the more doubbish committee members out there and he said beyond October it's a really u ...

You go back to the late 70s, early 80s with some of the gas shocks. It took GM over a decade to adjust its product lineup. You look at the events that took place this year between changing the EV incentive and the tariffs.They've adjusted it in 6 months. That's a staggering change from the GM culture of the past. When they first came out and they said the tariff hit would be roughly $4 to5 billion for 9 months this year.You know, everybody stepped back and they said they'd be able to mitigate about 30% of i ...

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It's a very bad bet to bet against US companies ability to grow earnings. I think that earnings so far, and it's still early in the season, are coming in better than scheduled. Now, we're seeing strength across the economic complex, right.We're seeing it from a beverage maker, Coke. We're seeing it from an auto GM. And what we're seeing is that tariffs are not derailing the economy yet.That just adds to the already bullish mix in this market. This is the second time in about 5 years we've seen that US compa ...

On the surface, they they look pretty good, Brooke. >> Yeah, they looks pretty good. And this is another company that's reporting better than expected earnings of both the top and bottom line.When you take a look at the numbers, we did see a slight miss on revenue there, but adjusted earnings did come in better than expected, really powering that momentum behind what would be this very large expectations for those third quarter reports. And that's why you see the stock moving higher this morning. It popped ...

Guys, I want to start with General Motors because it is a big move for GM. Last I checked, they were up something like 11%. >> Ally, let's start with you.>> Stock is up stock is up well over 10% at this point in pre-market trading, Julie. And this comes despite a mixed earnings picture, but a big boost to fullear guidance along with more optimistic rhetoric around the tariff picture. So, uh earnings uh came in ahead of estimates whereas revenue slightly missed.But if we take a look at the fullear guidance, ...

First up is Apple. Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo both lifting their price targets as they expect Apple to deliver a fiscal fourth quarter earnings and revenue beat. The upgrades come after Apple closed at a new record high for the first time since December.New reports on iPhone 17 demand are helping to drive the stock. The iPhone maker now on track to reach a $4 trillion valuation. The question is when the shares are trading a little bit lower in pre-market, so we'll continue to track them throughout the se ...