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No Dunks

The Athletic

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No Dunks is a daily NBA podcast hosted by Skeets, Tas, Trey, and JD — the original basketball podcasters. Join 'em as they break down the league's biggest games and headlines, answer listeners' questions, interview guests, and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Rally Caps

Steven Schultz & Eric Floberg

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A podcast for artists, entrepreneurs, and everybody in between. Each week, we pull back the curtain and discuss the successes, struggles, and lessons we've learned in 10+ years of running creative businesses. Our rotating cast of hosts and guests add different perspectives and insight to the world of marketing yourself and creating a brand around your art. Join the Rally Caps team today!
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Dovish or hawkish? Over or underweight? Bull or Bear? Investor paralysis? We speak to leading local and foreign analyst to find out how the different asset classes and markets will react to the latest news, results and even geopolitical events.
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Schwab Network

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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Grow your wedding film business! Deep, honest, and actionable conversations with the best wedding filmmakers in the world. Finally, get the tools you need to create a profitable and life-giving business. ⚡️Hosted by: David Reynosa of Forestry Films 👉🏻 Grab free wedding filmmaking resources: www.theactof.co 🔥 Get inspired by the best wedding filmmakers in the world on IG: @theactof
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Noah Brooks, Good Life Director and Chief Investment Strategist, and Chris Needs, Research Analyst, geek out – ahem, “enthuse” – over the markets and the investment landscape for an artful discussion on relevant and interesting influences and impacts to the economy and your financial outlook.
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ITPM Podcast

Institute of Trading and Portfolio Management (ITPM)

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The Institute of Trading and Portfolio Management (ITPM) provides industry-leading financial education. Listeners will have access to some of the best minds in the Investment Management industry talking through current and relevant ideas in the financial markets. Expect to expand your investment knowledge and improve your trading performance.
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What moves markets and stocks? Big money. Jason Bodner and Lucas Downey, co-founders of MoneyFlows (formerly MAPsignals), spent their Wall Street careers learning how the big players do it. The best stocks out there see big money activity. We've learned a lot over the years and are sharing it with you! In this AI generated podcast from our Big Money Insights blog, explores historical studies, macro themes, and all kinds of powerful evidence-based research to help you become a better investor ...
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The Rules of Investing

Livewire Markets

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The Rules of Investing is one of Australia’s longest-running business podcasts, providing investors with unparalleled access to the ideas and insights of Australia’s leading fund managers, economists and industry experts. Learn how the industry’s best invest, with the help of Livewire’s James Marlay and Chris Conway. Whether you’re new to investing or a seasoned professional, this podcast is for you. New episodes are released every second Friday, available on Livewire Markets, Spotify, Apple ...
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Brewers Banter

Larry Peyton

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With a liver of steel, a brain of beer and a heart of laughs, home brewer Larry Peyton, of @craft_beer_with_me and Missing Three Brewing, speaks with other brewers & those in the industry about everything from dry-hopping to hangover food, brew day dos to brew day don'ts, and the beer they enjoy producing to the one they'd still drink if spilled on a dirty table. Recorded during live video chats on Instagram, it is recommended you skip this podcast unless you love beer, are interested in bre ...
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What's Not Priced In

Greg Canavan, Fat Tail Investment Research

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If it's in the news, it's in the price. By the time an idea hits the front page, the smart money has moved on. For savvy investors, the best story is the unreported story. It’s the ideas yet to be fully discounted by the markets that matter. Join Fat Tail Investment Research's Greg Canavan and Kiryll Prakapenka as they look beyond the headlines and investigate what the market hasn't yet priced in. That's where the best opportunities lie. For more investment insights, check out Fat Tail Inves ...
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“We’ve been predicting all year that we’d have two or three cuts,” Jay Hatfield says, calling for three before the end of 2025 to bring rates towards the “neutral” 3%. “We need to cut, the economy’s weakening,” he says, but blames the Fed’s tightness over tariffs. Jay discusses potential new Fed Chairs and who he would like to see take the seat. He…
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Tesla (TSLA) will face several headwinds in the coming months, says Karl Brauer. He says the company needs to pivot on focus for future products. That includes autonomous driving through robotaxi, though Karl says FSD innovation is still "years away" from profitability. He adds that Tesla's core business in EV sales will continue to decline and see…
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Phillip Securities issued a downgrade for Alphabet (GOOGL) even as it sees positive outcomes from not having to divest Google Chrome. However, a valuation spike prompted concern from the analyst. Marley Kayden offers a closer look at the analyst note to further explain what's driving the commentary. ======== Schwab Network ======== Empowering every…
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Oracle (ORCL) received price target hikes from Barclays, Morgan Stanley, and JPMorgan ahead of Tuesday's earnings. Sam Vadas notes bullish takes from the firms in A.I. infrastructure buildout, though it doesn't come without concerns regarding Oracle's current valuation. She also notes Apple's (AAPL) product launch Tuesday that is expected to focus …
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Kevin Hincks says we're moving into what he calls a "quiet week" for the FOMC, which makes this week's economic data more important. He highlights the CPI and PPI to discuss parts of the prints investors will want to focus on. On the Fed, Kevin notes momentum moving in favor of an interest rate cut cycle. Barclays upped its expectations on cuts in …
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Will Tamplin is watching the slope of the 20-day moving average on the SPX, and explains the market moves that would increase “downside risk.” He would reduce “higher beta” positions like Microsoft (MSFT) and Nvidia (NVDA) and increase fixed income holdings in anticipation of a normal September pullback. In general, he is looking for a reaction tha…
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Citi cut its price target on Nvidia (NVDA) on the back of Broadcom's (AVGO) $10 billion A.I. chip deal announced last week. Jenny Horne says the cut is notable but points to strong fundamentals and a still-bullish A.I. narrative favoring Nvidia long-term. Applovin (APP) leapt higher to all-time highs after the company was among a group of stocks pi…
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Tesla (TSLA) continues to outperform the legacy automakers over the past year. Rick Ducat breaks down the technical conditions for its chart, pointing out the $365 level as a key test area for upside resistance. Rick then illustrates an example options trade for Tesla using a Sep. 19 expiry unbalanced call butterfly. He explains the bullish nature …
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Mike Dickson says the labor market is something to pay attention to this month and believes September could be "rocky." He cites historical performance trends for the fall month. In terms of the current rally, Mike points to a lack of broad participation and says the A.I. stocks are pulling the markets forward. Mike believes diversifying a portfoli…
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Paul Meeks looks at Oracle (ORCL) ahead of the company's earnings report. He expects them to continue to show momentum as it plays a central role in the A.I. trade. What Paul is curious to hear from the company is regarding its capital expenditure guidance and cash burn rate. He does caution that an A.I. bifurcation could be on the horizon between …
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Jay Woods joins Diane King Hall at the NYSE set to kick off the new week of trading. On the heels of Friday's market movement after the latest jobs report, he believes this is still one of the "most hated" rallies in the market. Looking ahead to this week, he's watching the CPI print. He wants to see mortgage rates come down, and is closely watchin…
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Looking at the chart for Nvidia (NVDA), Rachel Dashiell says its had "an incredible run" for the last few months. She displays a 90-day chart timeframe which is in a strong sideways-moving trend over the last few weeks. Rachel underlines key support levels, and says the stock may just be "taking a little breather" before possibly continuing its ove…
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Earnings season is winding down but there's still key companies to watch heading into this week. Alex Coffey talks about Oracle's (ORCL) importance when it comes to cloud revenue, Adobe's (ADBE) potential for a significant comeback, and Chewy's (CHWY) pressure to grow while retaining current customers. Kevin Green offers detailed analysis by giving…
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On Sun.'s No Dunks, the guys discuss EuroBasket's Round of 16 action: Finland upsets Serbia, Luka and Giannis carry their nations to the next stage, Germany continues to look like the favorites, Lithuania defeats Latvia in the Baltic Derby, Georgia shocks France, Turkey survives a Swedish comeback, and Jordan Loyd stays hot for Poland. ✨ 10 games t…
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Eric Pachman breaks down the August jobs report. He notes that healthcare and social services are only 17% of jobs in the U.S. but is disproportionately growing new jobs in the U.S. labor market. The rest of sectors, he says, are flashing recession signals. He doesn’t even think a 50 basis point rate cut can fix things, citing Powell’s comments tha…
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Last week, Indonesia's financial markets were rocked by volatility against a backdrop of social and political unrest. This led to a sharp correction in the Jakarta Composite Index and Rupiah. We ask Jerry Goh, Asia Equities Investment Director, Aberdeen Standard Investments on what investment strategy to adopt in these volatile markets and what cou…
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Kingsley Jones, Chief Investment Officer of Jevons Global, warns that the US labour market is weakening and the economy could tip into recession in 2026. To support growth, he expects the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates three to four times in the rest of this year. Image Credit: Shutterstock.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy inform…
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As the fall football season kicks into full swing, DraftKings (DKNG) shares are hovering below 6-month highs. George Tsilis examines the online sports wagering company. He provides a full overview of its competitive landscape, including Flutter's (FLUT) FanDuel as well as traditional brick-and-mortar casino stocks like MGM Resorts (MGM) and Penn En…
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Most indices closed higher even as seasonal volatility kicked off September trading. Alphabet (GOOGL) closed as one of the SPX's biggest winners, rallying 10% after a U.S. district court judge rules the company can keep its Google Chrome browser. Broadcom (AVGO) jumped on strong earnings and guidance — along with reports that it inked a $10 billion…
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Andrew Wang discusses the potential for the Supreme Court to weigh in on the Trump administration's authority to impose tariffs. With a federal appeals court striking down the majority of President Trump's tariffs, Wang believes the decision could set a precedent on economic power between the President and Congress. He notes that 40% of CFOs cite t…
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George Tsilis turns to a stock many don't realize is important to the A.I. race: Credo Technology (CRDO). He talks about the company's ties to hyperscalers and how earnings bolster the company's future positioning. ======== Schwab Network ======== Empowering every investor and trader, every market day. Subscribe to the Market Minute newsletter - ht…
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Charles Schwab's Cooper Howard says Friday's nonfarm payrolls report confirms a lot of speculation surrounding a slower labor market. He adds that June's report being revised down only adds to the weakness narrative. Cooper expects the FOMC to cut 25bps on interest rates in September but says he'll be "surprised" to see 50bps based on where inflati…
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Phillip Streible examines the commodities market following a weak jobs report that sent 10-year Treasury yields to a low not seen since April. He discusses the potential for a 50 basis point interest rate cut at the Federal Reserve's September meeting and its impact on gold prices, which have rallied to record highs. He also weighs in on the likeli…
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Early turbulence on Friday led to consolidation throughout the rest of the day in the SPX. Kevin Green goes deeper into the technicals through the one-year weekly chart in SPX futures, highlighting how continuing consolidation can flash bearish signals ahead. On tech, Kevin turns to the sector's SPDR ETF (XLK) and shows how a bearish MACD cross can…
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Despite a lackluster jobs report, Jordan Shapiro sees reasons to be optimistic about the U.S. labor market. He attributes job losses in manufacturing, government, and other sectors to cyclical factors rather than sector-specific challenges. Shapiro also notes that the long-term unemployed number is a concern, but sees it as a sign of a shifting lab…
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Jason Blackwell shares his insights on the Federal Reserve's potential rate cut. Blackwell believes a 25 basis point cut is more likely than 50 basis points, as the Fed aims to balance both sides of its mandate. He thinks the labor market is softer but not falling out of bed, and expects a recovery due to seasonality and hiring. He suggests investo…
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Patrick Mueller and Amy Glaser give their takeaways from the jobs report. Patrick thinks that jobs will begin to uptick from here. Amy agrees and is “gearing up for the September surge,” looking at pulled-forward seasonal hiring. Patrick doesn’t give “much credence” to the idea that the shift in employment is a structural change rather than cyclica…
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Aydin Kilic, CEO of HIVE Digital (HIVE), talks about how his company has quadrupled revenue over the past year. He credits the company's expansion from mining 6 Bitcoin a day to 9 -- which he says translates to $1 million daily revenue for HIVE. Aydin expects that number to grow into the fall and sees room to run when it comes to a re-rating of the…
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"Electricity will run the economy moving forward," says Rob Thummel, who sees a 75% increase in electricity demand from now through 2050. A.I. lies at the center of that exponential demand, and Rob believes the U.S. needs to invest more in electricity producers and infrastructure to maintain A.I. leadership. He talks about how companies like Conste…
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John Buckingham takes the value-oriented approach, and he “likes what he’s seen” for those assets this week. “Investors should really focus on the long haul” right now, he advises, noting that there are attractive opportunities within the market despite the broad indices making all-time highs. He likes Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY), Merck (MCK) in pha…
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After Oracle (ORCL) rallied almost 40% so far in 2025, Marley Kayden points to high expectations for the stock to continue its impressive rally. Growth acceleration in cloud is what she considers to be the main metric for investors to watch for to justify the rally in shares. Marley later turns to analyst commentary and explains why they lean vastl…
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More people are using streaming as their primary way to watch TV now more than ever. LikeFolio's data shows year-over-year visits to Netflix (NFLX) have slowed, however, Megan Brantley expects a reacceleration. She points to a "still early" monetization phase advertising and A.I. leverage as pivotal turning points ahead for the streaming giant. ===…
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“The data’s just not strong,” Steven Ricchiuto says of the August jobs report, meaning the Fed has “cleared the last hurdle” before a rate cut. Now the question is how fast they cut, Steven says, and thinks they’ll move to 3%. Overall, though, Steven still sees “good income growth” for workers. He thinks the labor market is still “fundamentally tig…
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StocksToTrade's Tim Bohen talks about the potential he still sees in three stocks that saw aggressive breakouts this week. He explains how American Eagle Outfitters' (AEO) Sydney Sweeney campaign can propel the stock further by pointing to a parallel in Peloton (PTON). Tim says a Broadcom (AVGO) pullback back to previous breakout levels will be an …
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Joanne Bianco’s top recommendations are in corporate bonds. She thinks fixed income should play a bigger part in investors’ portfolios and highlights her firm BondBloxx’s Fixed Income ETFs. She argues that bond ETFs are “easier” for investors and particularly likes BBB-rated corporate assets, or even CCC. She also talks tax strategy around fixed in…
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John Freeman says Broadcom's (AVGO) earnings was nothing short of "impressive." While he would like to see more details on the company's chips it plans to make for OpenAI, he says the earnings alone show momentum is not slowing for the A.I. giant. Ron Westfall adds that a growing accessible market for A.I. and growth prospects on the software end t…
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Reports say Boeing (BA) plans to replace the 3,200 workers on strike at its St. Louis plant. Marley Kayden notes that Boeing believes the strike itself will have little impact on its operation, though she adds the company "can't afford" any more setbacks. Dan Deming offers an example options trade for the planemaker stock. ======== Schwab Network =…
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David Swartz believes Lululemon (LULU) stands as a high-quality company despite Friday's steep sell-off. While new products have underwhelmed amid company turnover, David sees management noting investor concerns and will set the company up for a 2026 turnaround story. He considers the current stock price a "rare opportunity" to invest. Tom White of…
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Docusign (DOCU) moved higher after posting and earnings beat and doubling down on A.I. advancements. ASML Holding (ASML) is reaching an "inflection point" according to UBS's latest upgrade. Costco (COST) net sales jumped 9% and gave a boost to the stock. Diane King Hall shares what's behind these stock movers Friday morning. ======== Schwab Network…
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The jobs report was “lighter than expected,” says Brandon Clark, meaning the Fed is “very likely” to cut rates this month, but probably only 25 basis points. He expects another cut before the end of the year as well. Brandon thinks investors should still be overweight large caps but start getting more exposure to small and mid caps. His “contrarian…
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Nvidia (NVDA) is down and AMD Inc. (AMD) is selling off as Broadcom (AVGO) builds up a strong rally on the back of its OpenAI deal. Kevin Green offers technical insight into the rotation in semiconductors and its impact on the A.I. trade. In treasuries, he shows the breakdown happening in 10-year yields after the latest jobs report came in weaker t…
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Broadcom (AVGO) was initially lower after its earnings, until it announced a $10 billion chip order deal with OpenAI. As Alex Coffey explains, the custom chip developer will create semiconductors for the ChatGPT parent. Nvidia (NVDA) moved lower on the announcement. Alex makes the case that is shows, "what is good for one company may no longer be g…
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Kevin Hincks dives into the August non-farm payrolls report which came in below estimates and revealed only 22k added jobs last month. Kevin says this now turns the focus to interest rates after it continues a trend of weak employment data this week including JOLTS and Jobless Claims. He adds the revisions to June and July painted slightly differen…
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ITPM Flash provides insight into what professional traders are thinking about in the markets RIGHT NOW! Chipotle’s $13 burritos aren’t selling like they used to — and Raj Malhotra thinks the growth story is over. With sales stalling, margins slipping, and a sky-high valuation, CMG could be heading for a major re-rating. In this episode, Raj present…
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We've entered a new era. No Dunks continues to watch every movie from the 'Jurassic Park' franchise. Up next: 2018's 'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom' starring an erupting volcano, Sir Benjamin Lockwood's granddaughter, blood transfusions, an Indoraptor, dino auctions, and more. 🦖 'Jurassic Park' Rewatch | Jurassic Pals: https://bit.ly/4lfeN6v 🦕 'Th…
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Elon Musk reportedly received a new pay package offering from Tesla (TSLA) that could be worth $1 TRILLION. Tom White discusses the technical patterns taking shape for the EV maker. He looks back to the 2018 levels (far below current prices) to demonstrate the longer-term upward move in shares, before turning to a 1-year chart that illustrates the …
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