When unemployment moves higher, consumer spending will 'crack': Steve Chiavarone
Federated Hermes senior portfolio manager Steve Chiavarone reacts to Bob Iger's surprising return as Disney CEO, and predicts the Fed will stick with a 50 basis point rate hike.
Housing market is 'depressed' and consumers will start pulling back: Fred Lane
Lane Generational founder and CEO Fred Lane predicts 'persistently high inflation' over the next four to five years and run ahead of interest rates.
Ahead of October PPI, consumers still 'in really good shape overall': Cliff Hodge
Cornerstone Wealth chief investment officer Cliff Hodge details retailers' outlooks for holiday shopping season.
Expect longer, but smaller rate hikes from the Fed: Quincy Krosby
LPL Financial chief global strategist Quincy Krosby reacts to the market's best day in two years after a cooler-than-expected October inflation report.
Stocks positioned to 'perform pretty well' after midterm election results: Jimmy Lee
Wealth Consulting Group CEO Jimmy Lee says investors will start taking a 'longer-term view' after the election.
Financial, energy markets 'would benefit' from Republican majority: Ken Mahoney
Mahoney Asset Management CEO Ken Mahoney says a GOP gain in the U.S. House and Senate would bring policy 'more towards the middle.'
Market rally is really a 'relief rally': John Wu
Ava Labs President John Wu discusses market trading on optimism and 'hope' of policy change after the midterm elections.
Small businesses are still looking to hire: Chris Markowski
Markowski Investments President Chris Markowski discusses the labor market ahead of the October jobs report, Elon Musk planning job cuts at Twitter and the Fed's rate hikes to combat inflation.
The idea that the Fed will pivot is 'unlikely': Stephen Auth
Federated Hermes CIO of Equities Stephen Auth argues Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will emphasize his 'steady hand' at keeping rates high.
Fred Lane predicts market 'turmoil' caused by hope that Fed slows tightening pace
Lane Generational founder and managing partner and former Raymond James Vice Chairman Fred Lane argues more dovish language from the Fed is 'likely.'
Jeff Carbone says the market rally isn't over yet
Cornerstone Wealth managing partner Jeff Carbone analyzes third quarter earnings and looks ahead to the Fed meeting Tuesday.
Housing market 'another sign' economy is slowing down: Chris Zaccarelli
Independent Advisor Alliance CIO Chris Zaccarelli analyzes the market as it awaits September inflation data.
US economy not in 'disaster, 2008-type' scenario: Scott Ladner
Horizon Investments CIO Scott Ladner says inflation is boosting profits 'for right now,' and predicts economic slowdown next year.
Chicago man secretly leaves behind 'life-changing' $11M estate for 119 relatives
A Chicago man who died of natural causes before Christmas in 2016 has left behind $11 million for his family in what officials say is a national record.
The Fed has a 'very different agenda' than the markets: David Tawil
ProChain Capital president David Tawil argues that the Federal Reserve will continue to 'drive' rates in order to 'smash' inflation.
The velocity of rates is what 'scares' everybody: Ken Mahoney
Mahoney Asset Management CEO Ken Mahoney discusses the impact of the economy on stocks, China's Xi Jinping and his expectations for tech earnings.
Liz Truss resigning 'doesn't help the stability outlook' in the UK: Michael Hewson
CMC Markets chief market analyst Michael Hewson says the economic outlook in Europe is 'worse' when compared to the U.S.
Mark Avallone hopes to see a 'modest' recession, not a 'hard landing'
Potomac Wealth Advisors founder and president Mark Avallone says he doesn't expect robust economic growth 'from here on out.'
Use the bear market to 'diversify' your assets: Troy Gayeski
FS Investments chief market strategist Troy Gayeski discusses the Fed's tightening of policy and its impact on the bear market.
UK economic stability 'not all that dissimilar' to the US: Gregory Faranello
AmeriVet Securities head of U.S. rates Gregory Faranello discusses both countries' 'conflicting' trend of central banks trying to raise rates to slow inflation, while the fiscal authorities want to loosen conditions.