Well, turning to the bond markets, Treasury issuing $58 billion in three-year notes today ahead of its record hundred billion dollar auction of four-week bills on Thursday. The government is pushing to increase liquidity after Congress raised the debt ceiling by $5 trillion back in July. For more, let's turn to Rick Santelli in Chicago.Rick, what are you seeing. Well, you know, Morgan, you touched on something important, and it was wasn't only the bills were expecting 100 billion four-week bills on Thursday ...

Welcome back. Turning now to today's market navigator. It is August.It's the start of the two-month period where Wall Street typically has its worst performance of the year. But are there certain sectors or types of stocks that could buck that trend this time around. My next guest says yes.He's here to fill us in on his picks. Joining us now is Jay Hatfield. He's the CEO and CIO at Infrastructure Capital Adviserss.Jay, it's great to have you on and let's start right there. What are you looking at. What do y ...

🇺🇸 $3 TRILLION GOLDMAN SACHS EXPECTS THE FED TO START CUTTING RATES IN SEPTEMBER. ...

🇺🇸 $3 TRILLION GOLDMAN SACHS EXPECTS THE FED TO START CUTTING RATES IN SEPTEMBER. ...

The dollar is primed to fall a lot further and the appointment of a new Federal Reserve chair who’s willing to cut interest rates quickly could be the catalyst, according to Bill Campbell, portfolio manager at DoubleLine Capital https://t.co/zQwnHhidx8 ...

There’s now a 92% chance Powell will cut rates at the next FOMC meeting in September.All markets are set to explode! 💥 https://t.co/PplsFYSDKj ...

Philippine inflation decelerated to the lowest in nearly six years in July and stayed below the central bank’s target, giving monetary authorities room to cut interest rates further this year https://t.co/wiwk494f4R ...

Gold held a small gain after traders became increasingly optimistic that the US Federal Reserve will cut rates at its next meeting in September https://t.co/KLP89yru7E ...

Joining us right now is Ross Mayfield, investment strategist at Baird's Private Wealth Management. And there's not a whole heck of a lot of a dip here, Ross. If this qualifies as a dip, I don't know.>> Yeah, I think you're right. I mean, we came into uh the fall anticipating that look, we had this great three-month rally. We knew about all these headwinds, tariffs coming into play on August 1.Now we have the the Fed and the the non-farm payrolls report kind of weighing. So, expecting a bit more of a correct ...

Okay, Mike. Thanks. Sat, how how much did the revisions in particular and the jobs data on Friday change your view of the market if at all.>> I think the lagging indicator, the the data coming in that we all expected finally hit home after Doge and all the unemployment. So, I don't think it was that much of a surprise. I think the other surprise was, hey, inflation's not coming down.So, that really puts the Fed in this quandry as to, you know, three days ago they were saying, hey, we're not going to do anyt ...