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What's Next For Markets

Michael Kantrowitz
Hope Framework
Housing Market
S&P 500
Piper Sandler
Federal Reserve
Interest Rates
Financial Markets
Economic Recovery
Investing
Tech Sector
Labor Market
Market Volatility
Inflation
Profit Growth
Tariffs
Portfolio Management
Macroforces
2000 Tech Bubble
Corporate Debt
Options Trading

When it comes to equity markets, there is a seller for every buyer. But how do you know which side of the trade to be on? Macro trends explain 70% of stock movements so understanding the macro backdrop is essential. Join Michael Kantrowitz, No. 1 ranked* Wall Street investment strategist, and the rest of the portfolio strategy & quantitative research team at Piper Sandler as they discuss current m... more

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In this week's podcast episode, we dive into the nuances of missing government data with Piper Sandler Economist Jake Oubina. He highlights the reliability of alternative data sources like the Adobe Digital Price Index and various private surveys. We... more

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In this episode we speak with Danny Kirsch, head of Piper Sandler's Options trading desk, about the recent market volatility and its implications. The discussion covers the spike in VIX and its impact on options trading, the state of regional banks f... more

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In this episode, Don Schneider provides a comprehensive update on the recent government shutdown developments and their potential duration. We delve into the political strategies of both parties, highlighting Schumer's decision and Trump's management... more

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This week on What’s Next for Markets I’m sharing a short excerpt from my hour-long conversation with Adam Taggart (Thoughtful Money). We discuss why the current backdrop looks like a post-inflation-shock “Goldilocks” environment, why earnings breadth... more

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Jurrien Timmer
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Michael Kantrowitz
Chief Investment Strategist at Piper Sandler
Stephen Gregory
Head of the Quantitative Research Effort, occasionally filling in as co-host

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 36 ratings
  • Clear and common sense without all the noise

    These guys do a great job boiling down the macro data and market activity into an easy to understand message for professional and retail investors.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Investor3737
    United States2 months ago
  • Boring

    This is a very dry podcast with rather generic financial information.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Real smalls
    United States4 months ago

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#200
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#142
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REIT All About It: A Conversation With Piper Sandler's Alex Goldfarb
Q: What are your thoughts on the data centers and warehousing?
Data centers face obsolescence challenges, while warehousing is split between large bulk and smaller infill spaces, with opportunities in the latter due to high demand.
REIT All About It: A Conversation With Piper Sandler's Alex Goldfarb
Q: Do you think the lack of calling of risk and the foreclosures you were talking about has any long-term ramifications on the space?
Yes, there is a moral hazard. However, it benefits the real estate market positively by allowing for better recovery strategies.
Is Change Afoot?
Q: What are the top three things from a macro perspective you want to keep an eye on to make sure that trend is on track and we don't go off the rails?
Employment, inflation, and housing activity are key aspects to monitor in order to ensure the economic balance and avoid deterioration while experiencing rate cuts.
Tech Is Printing More Money Than The Fed
Q: What differences do you see between larger cap tech and smaller cap tech?
Large cap tech has significantly outperformed small cap tech, which has struggled with profitability metrics. The fundamentals of the companies matter more than the tech label.
Jim Bianco on Jackson Hole and the Fed’s Next Move
Q: How does Bianco view the effect of immigration on the labor market?
Bianco believes immigration critically affects labor supply and demand, raising concerns about sustainable employment growth without population growth.

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Focusing on equity markets, the discussions primarily revolve around macroeconomic trends that significantly influence stock movements. Topics frequently covered include inflation, employment rates, investment strategies, and sector-specific analyses, particularly within finance and real estate. The hosts utilize a structured analytical framework known as H.O.P.E (Housing, Orders, Profits & Employment) to contextualize investment decisions and manage risk versus reward in various market conditions, which allows listeners to gain crucial insights into navigating the current financial landscape. The podcast is recognized for its insightful commentary delivered by a seasoned team, making it a compelling resource for anyone interested in unders... more

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