So, is the market sending an all clear signal on the economy and the policy path ahead. Or is it time again to start looking out for what might trip things up. Let's ask Black Rockck's Rick Reer.He's CIO of Global Fixed Income and head of the global allocation team there. Rick, great to have you. Good to see you.Yeah, appreciate it. What's your read on uh on what we're getting from the markets here in ter I mean it feels like this is how the markets trade when kind of soft landing risk has been mitigated an ...

We're going to begin with one of the biggest issues for companies this year. That's tariffs. We're going to share some of the strongest opinions when it comes to that.41% strongly agree that tariffs will directly cost their company more. 52% say tariffs will impact suppliers and indirectly raise their cost. 10% agree somewhat the tariffs will bring manufacturing back to the US. Then we have 66% that that disagree either strongly or disagree somewhat that tariffs will help the US economy.Of course, tariffs a ...

Interactive Brokers chief strategist Steve Sausnik and Invesco global market strategist Brian Levit both joined me here on set. What a treat to have you here in the studio with me. Um Steve, I'm going to start with you.Have you been surprised by the market moves we've we've seen this week, especially given the geopolitical backdrop. Yes and no. I mean, we didn't really react negatively to the geopolitics, Morgan, but we but we seem so sort of more of a speed bump than a than a than a real reason to sell off ...

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So, one of the very valid criticisms of the Federal Reserve, where I worked for nearly a decade, is that they're looking at very lagged data that really is backward-looking as opposed to trying to pay closer attention to some of the especially rich realtime economic data that we have in hand right now. Unfortunately, it feels like the Fed is pretty much what we call behind the curve. So, they should be lowering interest rates and yet because they're driving using the rearview mirror, they're late to the gam ...

Gentleman yields back. Gentleman from California, Mr. . Licardo, is recognized for five minutes.Thank you, Mr. . Chair. Mr.. Chairman, thank you for your testimony today. I I appreciate that your dual mandate is full employment uh and price stability and I appreciate your efforts on behalf of our country to achieve those. My understanding is that critical data is collected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics to help u formulate the indicators that you rely on that we rely on to understand unemployment rates, ...

Retail Sector Overview - Investors are increasingly nervous about the retail sector due to concerns over tariffs impacting consumer spending and the potential for a recession [1] - The S&P 500 Retail Composite has declined by 1.8% year-to-date as of June 18, while the S&P 500 index has increased by 1.7% [1] Home Depot - Home Depot is the leading home improvement retailer, generating approximately $160 billion in sales from nearly 2,350 stores in the latest fiscal year [3] - The company faces challenges tied to the broader economy and housing market, with same-store sales falling by 0.3% in the fiscal first quarter ending May 4, and management projecting a modest 1% growth for the year [4] - Despite a 1.9% decline in stock price over the past year, Home Depot's P/E ratio remains at 24, lower than the S&P 500's 29 [6] Target - Target has experienced sales declines due to macroeconomic factors and tariff policies, with fiscal first-quarter same-store sales dropping by 3.8% [7][8] - The company has lowered its earnings expectations for the year, projecting adjusted earnings per share between $7 and $9, down from a previous range of $8.80 to $9.80 [9] - Target's stock price has decreased by over 33% in the last year, with its P/E ratio falling from 16 to 10, presenting a potential buying opportunity for patient investors [10]

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All right, let's start with the Fed, but we've got a lot of ground to cover. Um, what are your expectations when it comes to the outlook. I think we all know there's not going to be a cut, but when we're talking about the outlook, what are you expecting and how do you see that impacting the markets in the near term.Yeah, it's a good question. I think um the focus will really be on the number of uh cuts that going to be pencileled in. Our expectation is going to be that it's going to be around two cuts still ...

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 could have the most Fed chief in history. Uh they still wouldn't be able to stop a truly terrible recession in its tracks. So, if you want to manage your own portfolio stocks rather than just sticking your money in an index fun ...