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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
Macroforces
Portfolio Management
2000 Tech Bubble
Corporate Debt
Options Trading
Tariffs

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 episode we talk with Jan Stuart, Global Energy Economist at Piper Sandler. We discuss the current state of the oil market, the potential tailwinds from economic growth, and how a shift in demand could impact the energy space by 2026. Jan high... more

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In this episode, Michael discusses the team’s annual market outlook for 2026. The conversation explores key economic trends, policy developments, and the potential for broader market participation. Topics include the implications of Trump’s affordabi... more

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Instead of a traditional guest conversation, we fed our full 2025 Year-End Market Review into Google’s NotebookLM and asked it to generate a five-minute discussion summarizing the year in markets.... more

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In this discussion, we are joined by Jordy Visser to delve into how exponential innovation, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), is reshaping traditional business cycles. The conversation covers the potential of AI to drive earnings, enhance pr... more

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Recent Guests

Jordi Visser
An expert on AI's impact on business and finance
Episode: Jordi Visser: Why AI Is Rewriting the Business Cycle
Amy McAneny
Partner and Private Equity Tax Leader at PWC
PWC
Episode: Breaking Down The Tax Implications of OBBB On Investing With Tax Expert Amy McAneny
Craig Johnson
Managing Director and Chief Market Technician at Piper Sandler, directs the Technical Research Group
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Episode: Talking Technicals With Craig Johnson, Piper's Chief Technician
Don Schneider
Deputy Head of US Policy Research
Piper Sandler
Episode: MasterClass D.C. Update With Don Schneider
Alex Goldfarb
Managing Director and Senior Research Analyst covering the real estate sector
Piper Sandler
Episode: REIT All About It: A Conversation With Piper Sandler's Alex Goldfarb
Jim Bianco
President and Macro Strategist at Bianco Research
Bianco Research
Episode: Jim Bianco on Jackson Hole and the Fed’s Next Move
Benson Durham
Head of Global Policy and Asset Allocation at Piper Sandler, and Adjunct Professor at Columbia University and NYU
Piper Sandler
Episode: Deciphering The Fed's Next Move With Benson Durham
Danny Kirsch
Head of Piper Sandler's Options Trading Desk
Piper Sandler
Episode: From Complacency to Potential Catalysts: Insights From Danny Kirsch Head Of Options Strategy At Piper Sandler
Jake Oubina
Economist at Piper Sandler, known for insightful market analysis
Piper Sandler
Episode: A Deep Dive With Economist Jake Oubina: Understanding The Data In A Data Dependent World

Hosts

Michael Kantrowitz
Chief Investment Strategist at Piper Sandler, with extensive experience in financial markets and a focus on macroeconomic trends.
Emily Needell
Co-host and Deputy Chief Investment Strategist at Piper Sandler, specializing in portfolio management and market analysis.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 38 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.

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    Investor3737
    United States4 months ago
  • Boring

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

    Apple Podcasts
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    Real smalls
    United States6 months ago

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Breaking Down The Tax Implications of OBBB On Investing With Tax Expert Amy McAneny
Q: What are the biggest takeaways of OB3?
For individual investors, the top tax rate remains stable, long-term capital gains rates are preserved, and for US companies, meaningful changes support current deductibility and reduce taxes, potentially boosting the economy.
Breaking Down The Tax Implications of OBBB On Investing With Tax Expert Amy McAneny
Q: How should institutional investors be thinking about OB3?
Institutional investors should view OB3 positively as it indicates US companies will potentially pay lower taxes, leading to potentially higher rates of return.
Jordi Visser: Why AI Is Rewriting the Business Cycle
Q: What are the risks associated with AI's impact on the economy?
Visser outlines several risks including societal disruption, increased volatility in stock prices, and challenges faced by large tech companies due to accumulating debt. He emphasizes that while AI brings opportunities, it also requires careful management to mitigate negative consequences.
Jordi Visser: Why AI Is Rewriting the Business Cycle
Q: How do you view the connection between job displacement due to AI and market volatility?
Visser argues that while job displacement due to AI will happen, it will occur gradually and won't lead to a sudden spike in unemployment. He believes businesses will adapt over time, maintaining a balance between human workers and AI. He suggests that economic pressures will more significantly impact societal behavior and policy rather than lead directly to massive layoffs.
Talking Technicals With Craig Johnson, Piper's Chief Technician
Q: How do you see rates from the 10-year bond yield perspective?
Craig believes that both 2-year and 10-year yields will likely trend lower as indicated by the historical technical movements in bond yields.

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Focused on macroeconomic trends and their influence on equity markets, the show features in-depth discussions aimed at improving investment decision-making. Through the H.O.P.E. framework—Housing, Orders, Profits, and Employment—the hosts explore essential market developments, providing insights that apply to both institutional and retail investors. Episodes delve into various aspects of the economy including tax implications, corporate earnings, and real estate, often featuring expert guests who bring additional perspectives to current market dynamics. Notably, the team leverages their extensive experience in financial markets to deliver actionable insights while keeping the content engaging and relatable through personal anecdotes and a b... more

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