And Ryan, I was struck. Goldman just tweaked their forecast for uh you know, their Fed forecast for for rate cuts. Now they think we could get one in September because the inflation numbers on from tariff have been less uh dramatic than they expected.So all of a sudden, you throw in there the possibility of a near-term rate cut. I have to imagine that would contribute to a positive outlook on equities. Kelly, you're right.Thanks for having me back and happy Monday, everybody, and congrats on number six. Uh, ...

We've been speaking with top economists to better understand what this economic climate means for companies' bottom lines. Today, I'm speaking with CEO and Chief Strategist for QI Research Danielle DiMartino Booth. Hi, Danielle, thanks so much for taking the time to speak with me again this year.Thank you for having me. Great to be with you again. How can companies protect their bottom lines in this time of political and economic uncertainty.So, you know, the idea of battening down the hatches before the hu ...

going to have time for that. We're going to have to get to the Q&A. Maybe next time.Steven. Thank you. >> Here's a fed chair before a House Financial Services Committee.>> Into a recession. Chairman Powell, the latest FOMC statement described the economic activity have to continue to expand at a solid pace. And you just reiterated that in your testimony this morning.In your view, is the term recession and the economy growing at a solid pace. Are those synonymous with each other. I would say no.And you note ...

>> CNBC live ambitiously. >> Hey, one more thing. We talk about the Federal Reserve like it's all powerful.I know, look, I'm guilty of this myself, but while the fed can make things better or worse, at the end of the day, we still have a market economy, and markets are inherently boom and bust creatures. Now you can have the most sagacious fed chief in history. They still wouldn't be able to stop a truly terrible recession in its tracks.So if you want to manage your own portfolio of stocks, rather than just ...