
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 64 | Founded | a year ago |
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Four months into the year, markets have been anything but quiet. Headlines around oil prices, geopolitics, and inflation anxiety continue to dominate the narrative, but beneath the noise, the data tells a very different story.
In this episode, we br... more
In this episode, we welcome back Jake Oubina, Managing Director and Deputy Head of Economic Research at Piper Sandler, for a wide-ranging discussion on the macro outlook. Despite geopolitical tensions, rising oil prices, and shifting sentiment, Jake ... more
In this episode, we sit down with Emily Needell to unpack a truly remarkable start to 2026, one that may go down as one of the most eventful quarters in recent memory. What began as a near “Goldilocks” environment, with improving economic data, falli... more
In this episode, we shift the focus from oil headlines to the force quietly driving everything underneath: interest rates. Four weeks into the Iran conflict, markets remain locked on energy, but as Michael explains, it’s the surge in rates that’s doi... more
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A market-focused show that rootses analysis in macro trends to explain stock movements, with frequent deep dives into oil, energy, inflation dynamics, and the interplay between policy, geopolitics, and earnings. Episodes emphasize a framework for understanding broad market cycles (the HOPE approach: Housing, Orders, Profits, Employment) and often feature risk positioning, hedging strategies, and scenario planning for investors navigating volatility, sector rotations, and AI-related shifts. Notable is the blend of practical investment guidance with geopolitical and energy-market context, making the discussion valuable for professionals who need both the macro backdrop and actionable insights. The format tends to mix data-driven frameworks, c... more
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