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Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailTrump's economic policies could alter the Fed's narrative, and that 'changes everything'Phiillip Toews of Toews Asset Management discusses how the inflationary impact of Trump's potential tax cut and tariff plans could affect the U.S. Fed's interest rate cutting narrative and what this means for the economy and markets.
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In this videoShare Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailMarkets are 'underestimating' the amount of instability the U.S. presidential elections will bringPhillip Toews of Toews Asset Management breaks down the ways a Harris or second Trump presidency will impact the financial market.
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Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailTrump verdict has the potential to create 'chaos' in financial markets: Portfolio managerPhillip Toews of Toews Asset Management says the "long-term playout" of Trump's verdict will last until the U.S. presidential elections in November.
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The Simplify Tail Risk ETF , which trades under the cheeky ticker "CYA," is headed for liquidation later this month after a brutal money-losing stretch. CYA 1Y mountain Simplify's Tail Risk ETF has been beaten down by the market rally. "Tail protection, which was heavily desired in 2020, has no bids right now. And that way if you're losing money on it, and it's a tail risk ETF where you're buying a put [option], then you understand why that's happening," Armour said. "A tail risk ETF is going to go potentially over a decade without working, and that's okay.
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Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailLack of demand for U.S. treasurys would be the 'tipping point' for rates to go 'even higher'Phillip Toews of Toews Asset Management warns that soft demand for U.S. treasurys could spark a "sea change".
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The world’s second-largest economy is grappling with growing financial distress, which means big problems for the nation’s nearly $3 trillion shadow banking industry. What’s happening: Shadow lenders, including trust firms, operate outside of the formal banking system. That’s because shadow banks are not just a problem in China. The key concern, said Towes, is whether Western organizations have loaned to shadow banks and are now vulnerable. Production cuts by OPEC+, which produces 40% of the world’s crude oil, have helped send oil prices higher in recent months, a development that could have repercussions for inflation and interest rates.
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CNN —Artificial intelligence darling Nvidia’s upcoming earnings report could be a boost or a drag on a market already mired in the summer doldrums. Nvidia reached a $1 trillion market cap in May, becoming the ninth company to achieve that milestone. Tech stocks rose on Monday, indicating optimism among investors about Nvidia’s earnings. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite index on Monday gained 1.6%, marking its biggest one-day jump this month and stalling the recent sell-off in tech stocks. Tech stocks faltered somewhat on Tuesday, as weak retail earnings and elevated Treasury yields put pressure on stocks.
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Fed officials have been pointing to the tight labor market as an area of concern for inflation, using it as evidence that it hasn't tightened rates enough. After months of strategists and investors complaining that earnings estimates are too high, they've started to fall — but with a catch. If the trough in earnings is close, then the stock market could be in for a big year. ET - Producer price index Friday: Earnings: UnitedHealth, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, BlackRock, Citigroup, PNC Financial 8:30 a.m. ET - Fed H.8 data on assets and liabilities of U.S. commercial banks
And yet, despite the dip this week, markets right now are brimming with bullishness — and Reddit-loving retail investors are partying like it's 2021. Retail investors are rebuffing Jerome Powell in piling into speculative assets. Remember, at the start of the pandemic, government stimulus and near-zero interest rates gave retail investors the perfect opportunity to lay down speculative bets. "With all of these headwinds, retail investors are jumping in on maybe some ill-conceived optimism," Goldman said. But economic data be damned, retail investors are still piling into the riskiest corners of the market.
Phil Toews is the CEO of Toews Asset Management, which has more than $2 billion in assets. Phil Toews has made a name for himself with defensive-oriented investing, so it's something of a surprise to hear he's taking some risks these days. Toews is the CEO and a portfolio manager at Toews Asset Management, which manages more than $2 billion in assets. One major reason is that stocks look expensive when a recession might be approaching. Toews says that stocks keep making short-term rallies because investors think the Federal Reserve is about to pivot and take a more dovish approach to interest rates.
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