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Mega Cap companies continue to hold up markets

Tariffs keep defying expectations on the right and left

Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss how markets continue to brush aside tariffs and potential tariff impacts, why? The auto industry takes a $12B hit from the trade war. Three Fed officials voice fresh concerns over the US labor market. Are you ready for private assets and crypto in your 401(k)? Youth is losing to experience in this labor market.

Credit Card debt sets a new record at $1.21T

Chuck Zodda and Paul Lane discuss credit card debt reaching a new record of $1.21T. Housing to remain the weakest part of the economy. McDonald's sales rebounds but something scary is beneath the numbers. Disney forecasts stronger streaming numbers and parks growth. Uber's rally loses steam even as bookings exceed expectations. Can Kohl's turn its Meme moment into something more?

Trump ramps up tariff blitz

Chuck Zodda and Paul Lane discuss Trump ramping up his tariff blitz on India, Pharma, and chips. The tariff effect: billions in revenue but no economic earthquake. AMD logs higher profit and sales yet stock drops over 7%. SMC tempers sales outlook as results disappoint. Todd Lutsky joins the show for his weekly segment, Ask Todd.

Ask Todd: What is a nominee realty trust?

This week, Todd explains what a nominee realty trust is and how it benefits those who utilize it. Todd also takes calls from the audience about putting property in trusts.

Why does it matter that Trump fired the BLS chief?

Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti discuss Trump's decision to fire the BLS chief and how Wall Street views the move. Why does it matter that Trump fired the BLS chief? Is LA dooming itself if it enacts a $30 minimun wage? Selling Stocks in a Market Downturn Is a Big Mistake. 5 Strategies to ‘Panic Prudently.’ Is Musk the most important CEO in the world?

More companies are showing impacts from tariffs

Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti tariff impacts showing up in earnings reports. Is there a case against a September rate cut? The EU continues to look for a tariff exemption on wines and spirits. Is Trump's tax bill actually helping blue states more than red?

Are American consumers finally starting to get thrifty?

Chuck Zodda and Paul Lane preview the important earnings reports this week that could potentially answer some crucial questions for the direction of economic sectors. Rebecca Risk, Robert Half, joins the show to chat about worker mobility trends. Millennials are richer but can't stop worrying. Apple's CEO tells employees that AI is 'ours to grab.'  Is buy-now pay-later just a new debt tool for a younger generation? Delta is getting blowback for latest pricing strategy. 

Economic data is pointing to US economy slowing

Chuck Zodda and Paul Lane discuss recent economic data releases are pointing to a slowing US economy. What are the ramifications of Trump firing the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics? Trump is set to name a new Fed Governor. The stock market got a sobering reality check. Berkshire Hathaway operating earnings dip 4% as conglomerate braces for tariff impact.

Is Amazon falling behind rivals in its cloud business?

Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong recap the market sell-off and are joined by CNBC's Michael Santoli to run through his takeaways and insight from the busiest week of the year. Plus, why did Amazon's stock take such a big hit following its earnings report? Apple saw its devices sales jump due to consumers wanting to get ahead of potential price increases. And, Paul LaMonica of Barron's discusses recent IPO Figma.