Fed should be cautious and slow to start rate cutting cycle (3-minute video)

Holding S&P 5200 level is vital to prevent sharp pullback (4-minute video)

Economic cycle setting up well for large cap value stocks (4-minute video)

Not getting paid to move into small cap stocks (5- minute video)

Rotation out of big tech while needed will be short term (4-minute video)

With economy slowing Fed is late to cut rates (5-minute video)

AI to see a trillion capital expenditure  over the next year (3-minute video)

First rate cut could come as early as March (4-minute video)

Soft landing is a historically improvable event (3-minute video)

Q3 bounce in GDP was an aberration (4-minute video)

Fed still needs to push rates higher (5-minute video)

Soft landing scenario looking more likely (5-minute video)

May be time to lighten up on stocks (4-minute video)

Recession only starts after the Fed finishes rate hiking (4-minute video)

Bottom half of consumers already are hurting (4-minute video)

Unemployment measurement in warning territory (3-minute video)

Leading sectors are starting to stall and rollover (4-minute video)

Full impact of Fed rate hicks still many months away (4 minutes video)

Fed likely to keep hiking given high employment level (3 minute video)

Rates higher for way longer (4 minute video)

High rates are starting to put the breaks on the economy (3 minute video)

Chasing big tech stocks now will end in tears (4 minute economy)

Earnings must grow or stock averages will be headed lower (3 minute video)

Interest rate hikes are over and the Fed knows it (3 minute video)

Earnings recession is underway (3 minute video)

AI bubble may present new challenge for the Fed (4 minute video)

Employment suggests economy nowhere near recession (3 minute video)

Odds of deep recession declining (4 minute video)

Look for recession to start soon (3 minute video)

Softening economy means stocks face downside ahead (4 minute video)

Second quarter has bullseye on it for start of recession (8 minute video)

Employment level keeping economy stable despite bank stresses (3 minute video)

S&P 500 could fall back to 3500 level over next several months (3 minute video)

Little upside for stocks but much downside risk (5 minute video)