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Whether you’re new to trading or a seasoned investor, our team of pros can help you step up your game. Every week, we’ll break down complex strategies and share actionable ideas for traders of every level.

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Tony discusses rate cuts, equity tailwinds, and an elevated pullback risk. He then shares a trade idea for a transforming investment bank and looks back on a recent trade for a global financial services firm.

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Markets have pulled back this week, but with the S&P 500 rallying around 30% over the last few months, some consolidation is to be expected—and could create near-term upside. Tony discusses the potential for additional rate cuts and shares a trade id... more

Tony discusses tech valuation concerns and potential interest rate cuts. He then shares a trade idea for a biopharmaceutical company and looks back to a recent trade for an American multinational search company.

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The markets are showing more signs of weakness risk this week with tech stocks sliding off of high valuations and investors anticipating the Fed’s signal on rate cuts at the Friday during their meeting in Jackson Hole. While we may see weakness in th... more

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Constantine Vrondopoulos
Host of In the Money. Engaged in discussing various financial strategies and market insights.
Tony Zhang
Chief Strategist at Options Play. Focuses on options trading and market analysis.
Chase Cottenwar
Brokerage content editor at Fidelity Investments. Provides insights on market movements and trading strategies.
Roberta King
Vice president and branch leader with Fidelity Investments. Engages deeply in market commentary and trading insights.

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4.7 out of 5 stars from 26 ratings
  • Does not play on Apple TV

    No episodes can be played on Apple TV

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    nocombo
    United States2 years ago
  • Inconsistent and delayed. But great content.

    Love the depth of analysis. I have a lot invested with them. However for this podcast the Episodes are published once in a while and often a week after they’re relevant. Wish I could tap these episodes when they are launched.

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    icepreyas
    United States2 years ago
  • Timely updates needed!!!!

    I see all streaming platforms have Sep 18 podcasts published. But there’s also Sep 21 and Sep 28 available on the website, however, not published on podcasting platforms.

    As we all know, time is of essence in trading. Fidelity needs to improve on that.

    Great show and great initiative, otherwise!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Max_Hamdamov
    United States2 years ago
  • Happy I Found this podcast

    Roberta’s voice is so nice to hear and the info I learned from Tony and her was very helpful to me learning a new strategy in the market!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Oaklandsunshine
    United States2 years ago

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FOMC Aftermath and Financial Firm Trades
Q: Is there any kind of equity sector that we expect would benefit, or conversely, others that would be meaningfully damaged by some of these rate cut decisions?
Historically, financials and healthcare sectors are expected to benefit from rate cuts. Financials tend to respond positively, while healthcare, trading at lower valuations, may outperform in a lower interest environment.
Bullish Outlook Driven by Small Caps and Tech
Q: Is the market just becoming really complacent, or is it really the fact that we're kind of factoring in the economic confidence?
Tony suggests that the market is moving into a lower volatility regime, which can be seen as complacency but is also indicative of improving market sentiment.
All Eyes on Jackson Hole
Q: Do you often see institutional traders closing trades early?
Yes, institutional traders frequently close trades early, especially if they are generating a profit before expiration.
All Eyes on Jackson Hole
Q: What other sectors should we be paying attention to right now?
Currently, the market is seeing a shift from offensive to defensive sectors, with healthcare and real estate performing well.
Earnings Anticipation as Market Rally Wanes
Q: What sectors or asset classes do you think are best positioned to potentially outperform if the Fed holds off on cutting rates?
Financials, technology, and consumer discretionary sectors are likely to benefit if the Fed keeps rates steady, with financials already having a strong start in the earnings season.

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Aims to empower both novice traders and experienced investors by breaking down intricate trading strategies and delivering actionable insights. The discussions revolve around a variety of financial topics, including macroeconomic trends, market dynamics, and specific stock analyses. Notable themes include market sentiment analysis, the implications of economic indicators such as inflation and job numbers, and the impact of geopolitical events like trade wars on investment strategies. The engaging dialogue between hosts and guests often brings out diverse viewpoints, offering listeners a well-rounded perspective on the ever-changing financial landscape. Specialty episodes may feature deep dives into specific stocks, sectors, and tactical adv... more

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