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Let's ask Tom Lee. He is Fund Strat's managing partner and head of research. Welcome back.>> Great to see you, Scott. >> So, what do you make of the price action today. This was a undoubtedly better than expected jobs report.Yields ticked up. Maybe expectations of cuts by the Fed ticked down. We're trying to just figure it all out today.Yes, I think that macro is a little confusing for investors at the moment because we not only have a new Fed chair that's announced and his policy stance isn't clear, but I ...

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Well, let's stay on the market, bring in unlimited CEO and CIO Bob Elliot, the gold bug I mentioned before, but let's start with the Fed and what's going on there. You think Powell's caving. >> Well, I I think basically when you look at the change in his statement at Jackson Hole versus where he was just a few weeks before in the presser, it seems like there was a pretty material shift in the positioning uh particularly getting to a a focus on the labor market.I don't know how many times in the last presser ...