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The Fed Is In SHAMBLES Over Rate Cuts
This is wild. Look at the 19 different Fed leaders predictions for interest rates the rest of 2025. You can see the tension at the Fed in just one chart.One person wants to hike rates. Six people think the Fed should keep rates the same. Two favor one additional cut. Nine people favor two additional cuts.And then there's even one person who everyone thinks is Steven Myron who wants the equivalent of five rate cuts by the year end. It's likely that we're going to get two more cuts, one in October and one in ...
Stocks Are At Record Highs And Headed EVEN HIGHER
Hello everyone. Happy Friday. Stocks keep hitting all-time highs and the legend Dan Ies is going to sit down with us for an exclusive interview on what stocks he thinks are going to appreciate the most in the coming year. We're live today from the desk of Anthony Pompiano. [Music] Before we get into today's show, I need your help. My goal is to get to 1 million subscribers, but right now we're only at 24,745. That's a long way away, but with your help, we're going to get there. So, hit that subscribe button ...
How Markets React When A New Fed Chair Is Announced
One of the darkhorse developments worth paying attention to right now. It's a change in Fed leadership that's going to happen next year. Jerome Powell, the Fed chairman, his term ends in May of 2026.President Trump is expected to announce a successor in late 2025 this year. And that's going to create a shadow Fed chair effect as markets front expectations of a dovish nominee. Now, Binance Research, they do great work and they did a deep dive into what happens in the market when a new Fed chair is announced. ...
Elon Buys $1B In Tesla Shares! Why Aren't Other CEOs Doing This?
Elon Musk just purchased a billion dollars in Tesla stock on Friday. This level of conviction is nearly unheard of in financial markets. Most executives are constantly looking to extract value, but the beauty of capitalism is that Elon's financial decision on Friday, that's going to align him with shareholders.Elon wants to see the Tesla stock price go up. Duh, he owns a lot of it. You can see it in his billion dollar stock purchase in the open market on Friday, but you can also see it in his new pay packag ...
Data Says Bitcoin Is Close To BREAKING OUT To The Upside
Gold is outperforming Bitcoin so far in 2025. Gold's up 40%, Bitcoin's only up 22. Now, some of you may be worried by that fact, but I wouldn't jump to conclusions yet.Gold outperformed earlier in the year. Bitcoin eventually caught up and then surpassed gold's performance near the summertime, and then gold recently recaptured the lead in recent weeks. Why does that happen.Well, it appears that gold has become a leading indicator for Bitcoin's performance. The Bitcoin tends to break out and catch up to gold ...
Why Jerome Powell And The Fed MUST Cut Rates By 0.50% (Not 0.25%)
The Federal Reserve is meeting today and tomorrow, and all eyes are on Jerome Powell. Markets are expecting just a 0.25% cut, but that won’t be nearly enough. After months of being behind the curve, the Fed has to prove it’s serious about supporting the labor market, fixing the housing crunch, and jumpstarting growth. In this episode, I explain why only a 0.50% cut can restore confidence and why Powell can’t afford to play it safe anymore. 0:00 Intro 0:36 How much will The Fed cut interest rates by? 3:02 Wh ...
Why Does Warren Buffett Have $30 Billion On The Sidelines?
value investing world of Warren Buffett and Charlie Mer that's completely dead. Take a listen to Mel's thoughts here. >> And I think the whole Warren Buffett Ben Graham era of investing is over.That worked great during the 40-year period where interest rates were going down. That's exactly what you wanted to do was think like Warren Buffett and you were going to do great. And I don't think it's a surprise that when he announced his retirement that Berkshire Hathaway is not anywhere near where it was that da ...
The Genius Move That Made Larry Ellison The World’s Richest Man
Recession Outlook - Jordy Visser believes there is no possibility of a recession due to government and Fed intervention preventing massive job losses [2] - Nominal GDP is growing at 3%, supported by revenue growth for companies and the buildout of AI [3][4] - The economy is undergoing a significant change with consumption driven by healthcare, alongside growing industrial needs in power, pumps, batteries, and solar [7][8] Oracle's Performance - Oracle's stock surged 41%, reaching a market cap of $954 billion [8] - Larry Ellison owns 43% of Oracle, valued at $410 billion [9] - Since 2011, Oracle has spent $155 billion on buybacks, reducing shares from 5 billion to under 3 billion [9] Open Door's Strategy - Open Door hired a new CEO from Shopify with a $1 per year salary, incentivized by stock appreciation [10][11] - The new CEO could potentially earn $6 billion if the stock reaches $82 a share [11] - The company aims to become lean and drive more revenue with the new leadership [13][14]
Retail Investors Took Over Opendoor! How High Can The Stock Go?
Hello everyone. We've got a lot to discuss today. Retail investors just pulled off a crazy activism campaign.Inflation came in right with expectations. And I'm going to share some thoughts with you on Charlie Kirk and September 11. We're live today from the desk of Anthony Pompiano.[Music] Before we get into it today, remember my goal is to get to 1 million subscribers, but I need your help to get there. We're at 22,046. That's not enough.Hit that subscribe button and let's get into it today. All right, lad ...
Most of the US Is NOT In Recession Territory
Recent report from Moody's states that 33% of states in the US they are already in recession territory. It looks like Texas, California, Florida, New York, and North Carolina are responsible for majority of the economic growth happening right now. It makes sense the economic growth happening in these areas because of the tech sector.But the fact that we're not seeing growth in other states, that's less than ideal. So, add in the fact that the S&P 500's price to book value is now higher than it was in the 20 ...