Eoneren/iStock via Getty Images Listen here or on the go via Apple Podcasts and Spotify Retirement Income Warrior David Alton Clark discusses his 3 income and 2 growth portfolios (1:00) Stock specific examples of winners and losers (4:20) High yielding stocks = risk for capital loss (7:25) Taking profits in growth (9:00) Fed's hawkish statement, unemployment data critical (12:45) Making a mistake on Freeport-McMoRan (19:50) Tax loss harvesting (23:00) Transcript Rena Sherbill: Welcome back to the sho ...

Group 1 - The Medical-Biomed/Biotech industry group saw a significant surge in 2025, achieving nearly a 34% gain by the end of the year [4] - The stock market is experiencing a strong, broad advance, with the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Russell 2000 reaching record highs [5][6] - Major companies like Google and Shopify are highlighted as significant winners in 2025, indicating a positive market trend [5] Group 2 - The upcoming earnings season is anticipated to be impactful, with key companies such as JPMorgan and Delta set to report [8][10] - The Nasdaq is currently underperforming due to a rotation in technology stocks, particularly affecting Nvidia and other AI-related companies [10] - There is a notable demand for certain stocks, which is described as "mere peanuts" compared to three other highlighted stocks, suggesting a shift in investor interest [10]

[music] [music] Hello and welcome to Market Domination. [music] I'm Josh Lipton live from our New York headquarters. There's just now to go into the closing bell [music] and stocks are lower.Taking a look at the popular averages here. The Dow's down about 360 [music] points. The S&P 500, your broad gauge is down about 4/10 of a percent.The Nasdaq now [music] is basically flat. Let's welcome in here Jared Blickery joining us to break down the headlines. [clears throat] Jared, what are you seeing in the marke ...

So Steve and I were just both talking about it, the potential market moving reports we're getting. The jobs one seems to be the one with the most potential at least coming up on Tuesday. Uh how are you viewing it. What do you see it. What do you see it potentially impacting.>> Well, we're finally getting the government data back and that's most important for just guidance. I we're talking about the Fed and oh by the way, there's a 100% chance that it's going to be a Kevin for the Fed chairmanship moving for ...

Treasuries gained after a mixed jobs report kept the likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate cut next month alive. https://t.co/gSnW4u2Teq ...

Joining me now, Liz Thomas, head of investment strategy at SoFi. Liz, so good to have you at the desk. Thanks for being here.>> So good to be here. Yes, thank you for having me. >> All right, so let's get your broad view of what's going on with this market because November is typically the best month of the year for the stock market and we're not seeing that play out, at least not yet.What's going on. >> Yeah, I mean, allegedly November is good and that continues into December and we have this nice year-end ...

Group 1 - Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average and other major stock indexes are trading higher as Wall Street anticipates this week's jobs report and a potential government shutdown [1] - Tesla is experiencing positive momentum in the stock market ahead of its third-quarter deliveries, which are expected to be announced on Thursday [1] - The Dow traded up by 0.4% before the market opened, indicating a favorable market sentiment [1] Group 2 - Tesla's Q3 deliveries are anticipated to be strong, driven by expiring U.S. tax credits that are expected to fuel demand [2] - There is growing optimism around Tesla, with some analysts projecting a 42% upside for the stock as expectations for the company's performance continue to rise [4] - Tesla's registrations in China are ramping up, further supporting expectations for robust global deliveries in Q3 [4]

Economic Indicators & Monetary Policy - The ISM reports will provide an early look at September, unaffected by the shutdown [1] - Investors are seeking alternative information sources like ADP due to uncertainty around government statistics; ADP's private employment survey is critical [3][4] - A strong jobs report could negatively impact the market by increasing yields and altering Fed expectations; the Fed might skip or delay rate cuts [11][12] - Hot JOLTS number and jobs number could lead the Fed to skip October or cut in October and suggest no move in December [11] Trade & Tariffs - The White House is using Section 232 investigations and tariffs to solidify its trade agenda amid scrutiny [5] - Potential Supreme Court action against AIPA tariffs could shift focus to Section 232 tariffs, creating uncertainty for corporate America [6] - If AIPA tariffs are struck down and refunds are issued, upward pressure on treasury yields could impact stocks [7] Geopolitics & Commodities - Geopolitics, particularly President Trump's stance on Russia and Ukraine, are influencing energy markets [8] - A shift in tone from President Trump towards Russia and the war in Ukraine has impacted oil prices [8] - Potential for longer-range missiles to Ukraine creates upside risk for oil; copper news also impacts commodity prices and inflation [9] Earnings Reports - Carnival's earnings report on Monday and Nike's on Tuesday are important events [2]

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I want to talk about the economy. How bad is the economy? So bad that Donald Trump is now trying to distract from the economy and the jobs numbers that he got this morning by talking about Jeffrey Epstein. Donald Trump posted at 9:56 a.m. after no doubt watching 90 minutes of coverage of the abysmal jobs report that the Epstein investigation, quote, is merely another Democrat hoax, just like Russia, Russia, Russia. The Department of Justice has done its job. They've given everything requested of them. It's ...