Anybody would be better than J. No, he's causing us a fortune because he keeps the rate way up. President Trump has made no secret he wants Fed chair Jerome Powell gone.And markets have been reacting when Trump lobbs verbal grenades over Truth Social. Pundits are even whispering about a shadowfed chair guiding monetary policy behind POW. But who's poised to become Pal's replacement.I I I know within three or four people who all going to pick. I mean, he goes out pretty soon, fortunately, cuz I think he's te ...

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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Friday told investors what to follow next week as earnings season kicks off, highlighting reports from JPMorgan, Netflix, Goldman Sachs and PepsiCo."Once we process the new tariffs, we've got a ton of earnings reports coming next week, so you better keep your eyes open," he said.Tuesday brings earnings from financial giants JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, Citigroup and BlackRock, and Cramer said he'll be waiting to hear whether there has been any slowdown in spending or pick up in loan losses. W ...

When we consider the remarks the president made to NBC yesterday suggesting most of our trading partners could see a tariff rate of between 15 and 20% being implemented. Was that the president just riffing or should we expect that the baseline 10% rate currently in place is going to go higher. The baseline way to think about this is to look at the original levels of reciprocal tariffs and the letters that have just gone out where the president has lifted the tariffs from the 10% to a higher rate, roughly tr ...

BDA Capital Partners CEO Barbara Duran and Aerial Investments Vice Chairman Charlie Burbins join us now. Guys, happy Friday. Barb, how much do you factor in the president's saber rattling on tariffs here with the markets, big tech, Nvidia all hitting these record levels and perhaps the risk rising again that maybe this time uh he really is going to be uh serious about these higher tariff levels.Yeah. Well, John, the risk is always there, but I think the market is clearly telling us that they think it's a lo ...

Tana, good to have you here. I mean, I guess Bitcoin doesn't always need a specific driver to make new highs, but what's behind this move. I mean, I really think it got a boost from the tech rally that we saw on Wednesday.I think that pushed it to that $110,000 level that's been so difficult for it to push past this year. That of course triggered this huge wave of, you know, short liquidations that just kind of sent the price higher and higher um for the rest of the week. And then of course yesterday uh the ...

Is the market's week-l long pause working to refresh the bowl for a further climb, or is the market undergoing a midsummer stall much as it did this time last year. Let's ask Avery Sheffield, co-founder and CIO of Vantage Rock Capital. Avery, good to have you here. Great to be here.What is your read on this. It's, you know, we've gone from three months ago this moment of kind of maximum uncertainty to now having a little bit of perceived clarity out there. Does the market have it right that we should feel f ...