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Let's Talk (paint) Color

Amy Krane & Amy Woolf

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Color is the foundation of great interior design. It can settle a building into its landscape. It can make an unattractive structural detail just disappear and it can set or change the mood in a room, instantly. Host Amy Krane, Architectural Color Consultant at Amy Krane Color, amykranecolor.com is an award winning paint color expert. In each episode she'll introduce you to a master of color whose expertise in their respective field will inspire and enlighten you about the power of color for ...
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Schwab Network

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Schwab Network is brought to you by Charles Schwab Media Productions Company (CSMPC), a subsidiary of The Charles Schwab Corporation and not a financial advisor, registered investment advisor, broker, or futures commission merchant. THE SCHWAB NETWORK SITE, CONTENT, APPS, and RELATED SERVICES, ARE ON AN “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE” BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES. Not an offer or solicitation in any jurisdiction where we are not authorized to do business or where such offer or solicitation would be ...
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What's Out There?

Nigel Higgins & Juliette Smith

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Welcome to What's Out There? The podcast channel for Out There Paranormal. Join us as we look into all things spooky, strange, and just plain weird with our eclectic mix of podcast episodes, all delivered in a more light-hearted style but still packed with little tidbits of information. Getting lost in the paranormal world can be both thrilling and bewildering. With a vast array of experiences to dive into, we encourage you to get comfortable and pick an episode from our "What's Out There?" ...
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It was a week that saw all-time highs and a Friday sell-off. Days after the S&P 500 (SPX) and Nasdaq-100 (NDX) notched new records, revisions to employment data sent shares spiraling into the weekend. Marley Kayden recaps the week's top events, including earnings reports from 4 of the Mag 7 Stocks: Microsoft (MSFT), Meta Platforms (META), Apple (AA…
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Coca-Cola's (KO) recent move to introduce a new cane sugar sweetened product line has investors buzzing about the potential impact on sugar prices. Sal Gilbertie breaks down the dynamics at play and how it could affect the price of sugar futures, particularly in light of global supply and demand imbalances. With the U.S. relying heavily on sugar im…
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AppFolio (APPF) shares hit an all-time high after crushing 2Q earnings estimates. The real estate and property management software company saw an increase in new units in its latest quarter. George Tsilis explains the results and breaks down AppFolio's asset-light model, driven by A.I. technology, to understand what's driving margin expansion and r…
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Joe Mazzola says the market response to jobs data really told the story of the week despite updates on tariff policy and big tech earnings. Looking at the 3-month average of jobs data, Joe underlines that the U.S. economy hasn't seen figures this low since 2020 during the pandemic. He combines this week's labor data with PCE inflation metrics to po…
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Jeff Feng describes the next phase of crypto adoption. Increasing regulatory clarity is allowing big institutions to get more involved – “we’re starting to cross that chasm,” he says. “We’re still in the infrastructure phase of crypto,” though, with various entities figuring out how to build out their offerings. Most retail users are only thinking …
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Joe Cavatoni of the World Gold Council discusses trends in the yellow metal. “We’ve seen yet another quarter of increased demand,” he says, with about $130 billion in new demand in 2Q from central banks and investors alike. He thinks people around the world are reacting to tariffs and “understanding diversification is necessary.” Central banks are …
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Daniel Rubino dives into this week's big tech earnings and says Microsoft (MSFT) displayed a strong position for future A.I. growth. He says the breakout Azure numbers show "confidence" from the company's leadership as it attempts to gain market share against Amazon's AWS. For Apple (AAPL), he says a "foldable" phone might be in the works as he poi…
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Brian Jacobsen and Patrick Healey react to the latest jobs data. Brian says that the Fed will want to slow-walk back its comments about economic strength because it would look bad for them to seem surprised. He also says, “maybe May and June are as bad as it gets,” and things will improve going forward. Patrick says the stock market was “looking fo…
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Ted Thatcher discusses the overall market picture as investors dissect the latest labor market data and what it means for the Fed's rate cut outlook. He talks about the A.I. investing theme and believes Alphabet (GOOGL) is a name to watch, calling it a "tremendous growth story." Ted adds thoughts on Nvidia (NVDA) but cautions about elevated price t…
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Don Nesbitt is looking for “quality stocks with good earnings.” He sees strength right now in Honeywell (HON), AbbVie (ABBV), and T-Mobile (TMUS). He warns that the top ten companies have to see decent earnings growth to keep markets up, but the other 490 also need to perform well to create market breadth. He considers the market to be in “late cyc…
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Jed Ellerbroek breaks down big tech earnings with an eye towards AI capex, which he says “far exceeds expectations.” He compares Amazon (AMZN) earnings, which were mixed, to rivals Microsoft (MSFT) and Alphabet (GOOGL), and thinks it’s a buy on today’s sell-off. On healthcare, he notes that expectations have been set lower as the sector continues t…
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Rocket Companies (RKT) stock is on the move higher after its latest earnings report. The company closed recent M&A activity with Mr. Cooper and RedFin, as it solidifies its place in the mortgage lending space. George Tsilis joins Jenny Horne and Alex Coffey to examine the recent uptrend taking place in RKT shares. ======== Schwab Network ======== E…
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Jordan Shapiro puts the latest jobs report in context. “The Covid recovery is starting to slow…and there’s also a lot of positives to take away. Layoffs have been low,” he notes, and unemployment rates have stayed down. “It doesn’t mean there’s overall weakness in the labor market,” Jordan argues, it just means less jobs are being created. His bigg…
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Megan Brantley from Likefolio examines Wayfair’s (W) recent tear higher and analyst upgrades. “It’s probably a bit too far, too fast,” she says. She also notes that app data looks worse than web data for Wayfair and compares it to consumer interest in competitors. Megan also thinks Wayfair customers are not impressed with their quality, and its nov…
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Jamie Meyers and Tyler Herriage break down Apple (AAPL) earnings. Tyler calls it a “strong quarter” and thinks the chart could be setting up for a “contrarian play” as it lags the rest of the Mag 7. He notes double-digit growth in iPhone, Mac and Services sectors and highlights strength in China. Jamie says, “Never count Apple out,” arguing that “t…
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Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, a crypto trading platform, talks the industry with Diane King Hall. She feels President Trump has “fulfilled” many of his promises to the crypto industry. However, she doesn’t see “enough clear frameworks” and isn’t looking to enter the U.S. market right now, citing regulation, license expenses, and costs. Domestic compet…
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Scott Bauer joins Trading 360 with a trio of August expiry example options trades. First, he focuses on Chewy (CHWY) highlighting technical support around the stock's 200-day moving average. Then, Scott turns to First Solar (FSLR) and demonstrates a put spread trade. Last, he compiles a call spread strategy for Nano Nuclear Energy (NNE). Kevin Horn…
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ISM Manufacturing PMI hit a 9-month low this morning. The problem with the manufacturing numbers is that the contraction is so “broad-based,” argues Thomas Derry. “A positive way to look at it is, maybe it’s a trough.” Customer inventories are low, usually a positive sign for future growth, he notes, and any rate cuts by the Fed would boost activit…
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Joe Brusuelas joins Nicole Petallides at the NYSE with a dampened economic picture for U.S. growth following July's jobs report. He says the downward revisions in June and May sent a "big chill" across the labor market. He doesn't believe a recession will occur, but says stagflationary conditions could arise. Discussing manufacturing jobs, he asks:…
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Marley Kayden previews A.I. software company Palantir (PLTR) ahead of next week's earnings report. Shares of PLTR have soared to new all-time highs recently and are up more than 100% so far in 2025. Marley maps out the reasoning behind this bullish sentiment, including its ties to the U.S. Department of Defense. Later, Mike Shorr demonstrates an ex…
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In the wake of Chevron (CVX) and Exxon Mobil (XOM) earnings, Carley Garner provides her perspective on the energy market. She says technological improvements are helping oil exploration companies extract more product despite rig counts falling. She wouldn't be surprised to see gas fall between $40-$50 by the end of the year. Anecdotally, she points…
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Reddit (RDDT) is a "relative bright spot" across the equity markets Friday, says Sam Vadas. The social media company rallied on a better than expected 2Q earnings report and strong guidance. Meanwhile, Coinbase (COIN) shares have collapsed after revealing a decline in revenue and trading volume in its latest figures. Different picture for Strategy …
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Alex Coffey joins Nicole Petallides to look at Friday's opening bell move to the downside. He points out that August historically has shown weakness, but adds that the July jobs report is likely weighing on the minds of the Fed. Alex provides technical indicators to track on the S&P 500 (SPX) chart, underlining the quick pullback from all-time high…
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Barry Knapp gives his takeaways from the jobs report. He sees the labor market at a “tipping point” and discusses recent Fed member comments about cutting rates this year. Unemployment could “shoot up really quickly,” he argues, and sees a potential “growth scare” in August caused by tariffs and other pressures. Barry expects a 50 basis-point cut i…
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Kevin Hincks dissects the latest labor market data which came in weaker-than-expected. He points out significant revisions to June and May numbers could be weighing on investor sentiment, but could raise the probability of a Fed rate cut in September. Kevin discusses Jerome Powell and the FOMC's next steps as Pres. Trump ramps up tariff pressure on…
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Apple (AAPL) posted record June quarter revenue as iPhone sales topped Wall Street estimates. Jenny Horne goes under the hood on the Mag 7 earnings report, highlighting a record-high services segment revenue number. Later, she turns attention to Amazon (AMZN) and the e-commerce company's mixed report. While it beat top and bottom line figures, Amaz…
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UnitedHealth (UNH) shares have plummeted to the downside in a strong downtrend thus far in 2025. Tom White looks at the healthcare company and discusses its weight on the Dow Jones Industrial Avg. ($DJI), potentially hampering the index from hitting all-time highs alongside the S&P 500 (SPX). Tom calls the steep pullback a "falling knife" and illus…
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U.S. sentiment "barely changed" month over month according to Tsvetta Kaleynska. She says travel was one of the only 2 positive sectors she tracks, alongside A.I. themes, but overall paints a negative to muted picture for the present state of the U.S. consumer. She does caution that A.I. also was a main detractor in personal jobs and personal finan…
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Rob Thummel recaps Friday's earnings from Chevron (CVX) and Exxon Mobil (XOM) as the U.S. energy giants both top expectations. He discusses Guayana oil exploration and the Hess (HES) takeover legal drama behind it. While Rob likes what he heard from both companies and their Permian basin production levels, he points to natural gas as a better inves…
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Reddit (RDDT) shares popped after earnings. Brett Crowther examines the technical picture for the social media company, saying the earnings move broke the stock's "doldrums" to the upside. On a 1-year chart, he highlights the $162 level as an upward resistance level prior to the earnings report. Brett illustrates a "cup and handle" formation taking…
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Sam Vadas and Diane King Hall begin the new month with a glimpse at the latest whirlwind changes to U.S. tariff trade policy. Pres. Trump modified reciprocal tariffs on dozens of countries ranging from 10% to 41%, but Sam says that markets are seemingly taking it "pretty well" amid "perpetual uncertainty." Later, Sam examines Apple (AAPL) after ear…
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Microsoft (MSFT) and Meta (META) surged to all-time highs lifting the Nasdaq-100 (NDX) and the S&P 500 (SPX) to new marks as well. However, the jubilation was short-lived as stocks tumbled into the close and the SPX added to its 3-day losing streak. After hours, Amazon (AMZN) and Apple (AAPL) earnings painted a mixed picture for the Mag 7 group. Ma…
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Amazon's (AMZN) earnings came in mixed, with cloud growth underwhelming and capacity issues weighing on the stock. Meanwhile, advertising revenue growth of over 20% was a bright spot, aligning with strong digital ad numbers from Meta (META) and Alphabet (GOOGL). Ali Mogharabi discusses this, as well as how Apple (AAPL) crushed iPhone sales expectat…
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Apple (AAPL) shares initially popped as the tech giant reported 1Q earnings that topped Street expectations. Melissa Otto discusses how Apple's iPhone revenues were a bright spot, while Mac revenue also beat expectations, and iPad and wearables sales underwhelmed. With services revenue growing 13% year-over-year to $27.42 billion, but not as high a…
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George Tsilis joins Alex Coffey and Marley Kayden to dissect Coinbase (COIN) and Apple (AAPL) earnings. Coinbase shares plummeted after its 2Q earnings missed on the top and bottom line, and 3Q guidance fell short of Street expectations. Then, Apple (AAPL) shares were more muted as the iPhone maker issued higher than expected iPhone sales estimates…
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Amazon (AMZN) earnings kick off a busy Thursday slate with an initial downside reaction. Alex Coffey and Scott Durfey join Marley Kayden for immediate reaction to the print. For AMZN, a lower than anticipated profit outlook could be weighing on shares. Alex and Scott point to AWS revenue as a positive, but not enough to lift the shares higher. Mean…
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Amazon (AMZN) shares slipped lower despite beating top and bottom-line estimates, as investors focus on in-line AWS revenue growth and slightly lower-than-expected operating income guidance. Ivan Feinseth says Amazon is more than just AWS, highlighting the strength of its advertising business, driven by A.I., and consumer spending. He expects furth…
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As equities fade from Thursday's intraday highs, Joe Mazzola dissects the reaction to yesterday's FOMC decision to keep rates unchanged as well as Fed Chair Jerome Powell's tonality in his press conference. That combined with the latest PCE data leads Joe to believe that the market "might not get a cut." On the tariff front, Joe says the 2Q earning…
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Kevin Davitt says July's Nasdaq-100 (NDX) daily volume trading has risen nearly 50% year over year. With markets at all-time highs, he explains the rationale behind hedging gains and discusses why put options could act as a defensive stance for investors seeking downside protection. Kevin also analyzes seasonality trends and volatility patterns for…
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Fed Chair Powell's hawkish tilt took markets by surprise, as the central bank left interest rates unchanged. Neil Sun breaks down the implications for investors, citing crucial upcoming data and the Jackson Hole meeting. He still expects two rate cuts this year, with the first potentially coming in September, and sees value in owning 2-year Treasur…
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Nitin Sacheti says some of the best plays on the A.I. boom are in lesser-known names. He's bullish on data center builders like Western Digital (WDC) and Seagate (STX). He’s also eyeing fiber optic companies like Cogent (CCOI), and is bearish on legacy software, satellite companies, and advertising. He shares his approach to finding off-the-beaten-…
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The Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates steady has sparked a mixed reaction. Joe Hegener and Arthur Laffer, Jr. weigh in on the implications for the economy. With concerns about tariffs and inflation still present, the duo discusses the potential for a rate cut and its potential impact on the market. They also touch on the latest PCE …
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Caleb Silver joins Nicole Petallides at the NYSE to discuss the megacap tech themes drawing investor focus in the current market. He adds his take on Microsoft (MSFT) after the Azure stock hit new all-time highs. Caleb compares the top A.I. and cloud computing companies before turning to what he calls "the most important metric" in big tech compani…
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David Stryzewski sees opportunities in real assets like metals and metal miners as inflation concerns grow. He highlights Freeport McMoRan (FCX) as a copper play, citing strong demand for green energy and infrastructure projects. Stryzewski is also bullish on Tesla (TSLA), citing its A.I. and autonomy innovations. He's cautious on Nvidia (NVDA) due…
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A record-breaking July has some investors wondering if the market's due for a pullback. CFRA's Sam Stovall says while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq's recent highs are impressive, there are signs of overvaluation, particularly in tech. He notes that although the Fed held off on a rate cut, inflation concerns may keep rates steady for now. Stovall shares hi…
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Applied Digital (APLD) is still "losing money on an adjusted basis" says George Tsilis. But, shares of APLD have surged more than 30% after its 4Q earnings report. George looks at the factors behind the company's 41% year-over-year revenue growth and why its guidance was so strong. He also points to a data center lease with CoreWeave (CRWV) as a po…
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Owen Carr joins Next Gen Investing to discuss Amazon (AMZN) and the e-commerce giant's pricing strategy during uncertain international trade amid tariff hikes. Owen says Amazon has largely fared better than expected, attributing strength to its sellers working through pre-tariff inventory before passing on cost increases. He does caution that an ev…
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Likefolio's Megan Brantley examines Apple (AAPL) before the iPhone maker's next earnings report. She says investor sentiment is gloomy, with brand weakness starting to seep in due to lackluster hardware sales. Megan says consumers are "begging" for something new, with new iPhone searches up significantly over the past year. She says investor intere…
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Even as Microsoft (MSFT) hits new all-time highs, Ken Mahoney says there is "still a lot of excitement here." Ken adds that MSFT and Nvidia (NVDA) benefit from the law of big numbers, calling them the "Park Place and Boardwalk" in terms of positioning in the A.I. trade. Joseph Shaposhnik concurs and points to the company's "outstanding" quarter in …
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American Superconductor (AMSC) just reported a record-breaking quarter, with EPS and revenue surging past expectations. CEO Daniel McGahn joins us to discuss the drivers behind this success, including the growing demand for power in A.I., semiconductors, and data centers. McGahn also addresses concerns around tariff risk and provides an update on t…
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