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Join Andrew Wilkinson and IBKR Senior Economist Jose Torres as they explore ForecastEx, Interactive Brokers’ groundbreaking prediction platform. Learn how this innovative tool empowers investors to leverage data and market insights to make smarter, more profitable decisions.
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This podcast episode features Andrew Wilkinson and Dr. Xiaolin Chen, who discuss the recent government stimulus in China and its implications for the economy. Dr. Chen highlights the significance of the timing of the stimulus, suggesting that it aligns with the Federal Reserve's actions, allowing the People's Bank of China to synchronize its interest rate policies with the U.S.
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Explore the post-election market shifts as Bitcoin hits record highs, bond yields climb, and the Fed adjusts its strategy. Join Andrew Wilkinson and Steve Sosnick for expert insights into the forces driving today's financial landscape.
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Dmitry Pargamanik and Will McBride, the cofounders of Market Chameleon, join IBKR’s Jeff Praissman to discuss the effect that implied volatility can have on option quotes and how traders can use this to their advantage.
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After Friday’s jobs report and ahead of today’s election, Steve Sosnick, IBKR’s Chief Strategist, and Jose Torres, Senior Economist, sit down for their monthly economic podcast discussion to ponder the market impacts of both events.
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Join Interactive Brokers' Andrew Wilkinson and WisdomTree's Director of Macroeconomic Research, Aneeka Gupta, as they dive into the latest trends shaping global markets. From the Fed’s recent rate cuts to emerging opportunities in Japan and China, Aneeka breaks down the insights investors need to know heading into the fourth quarter.
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Michael Normyle – Nasdaq’s US Economist joins IBKR’s Jeff Praissman to discuss the effects of elections on the stock market and how the landscape has changed since they discussed in Episode 140, “Volatility is Winning the Election Year”
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Join industry experts Jin Hennig and Andrew Wilkinson as they explore the vital role of precious metals in global markets. Get insider insights on trading strategies, market trends, and the forces driving demand for gold, silver, and other metals shaping the future of finance.
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"Fraud Unmasked" dives into the growing threat of online financial fraud, with expert insights on how scammers use deceptive tactics to target your money. Join host Andrew Wilkinson and guest Gerry Perez as they uncover real-world scams, share tips to protect yourself, and highlight ways to spot fraud before it’s too late.
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In this episode, Senior Economist Jose Torres and Chief Strategist Steve Sosnick break down the unexpected strength in the U.S. labor market, the implications for interest rates, and the global impact of economic data. They also explore stock market reactions, Middle East tensions, and China's stimulus measures, providing valuable insights for investors navigating today's complex financial landscape.
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In this episode, Andrew Wilkinson speaks with Alexander Gunz, Fund Manager at Heptagon Capital, about the evolving cyber security landscape. They explore the growing risks posed by AI advancements, the increasing scale of cyber threats, and how businesses and investors can navigate these challenges in both public and private sectors.
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Join host Andrew Wilkinson as he discusses the latest economic trends with CME Group’s Chief Economist, Erik Norland. In this episode, they explore the impact of U.S. Federal Reserve rate cuts, European market shifts, and the future of inflation across the UK and Eurozone.
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Michael Normyle – Nasdaq’s US Economist joins IBKR’s Jeff Praissman to discuss the stock market and Treasuries historical reactions to rate cuts.
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Join Andrew Wilkinson and Neil Azous, CIO of Rareview Capital, as they dissect the latest economic shifts ahead of the FOMC meeting. From anticipated interest rate cuts to global market reactions, they explore key insights on inflation, unemployment, and market dynamics. Tune in for expert analysis and actionable strategies for investors navigating today's complex financial landscape.
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In this episode of the Interactive Brokers podcast, Andrew Wilkinson sits down with Chief Strategist Steve Sosnick to analyze the market's reaction to the recent Trump-Harris debate, discuss the implications of the latest economic data on Fed policy, and explore the dynamics of small caps, tech stocks, and financial sectors. Listen in for insights on how these factors are shaping investor sentiment and market trends.
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Crop conditions have never been better. But that’s not necessarily good news for farmers. Dan Basse, CEO of AgResource, joins IBKR’s Andrew Wilkinson to discuss.
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Andrew Wilkinson and Jose Torres sit down to talk about last Friday's Jobs report and the painful de-inversion that occurred across the 2- and 10-year Treasury maturities. Historically, the development has been met with an economic downturn and traders are certainly taking notice with risk assets off their recent highs. Still, the weaker-than-expected employment figures carried some strength under the hood, namely an increasing labor force, slipping joblessness and accelerating wages which is keeping the Fed on track for 25 in September rather than 50.
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Join Guillaume Roux-Chabert of Interactive Brokers Singapore as he interviews Stefano Grasso, Portfolio Manager of the Enhanced Value Fund, about the dynamic world of corporate actions and their significant impact on stock prices and investor decisions. From understanding stock splits and dividends to navigating mergers and acquisitions, Stefano provides practical advice for investors on how to anticipate, respond to, and capitalize on these events.
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In the latest episode of the Interactive Brokers Podcast, Jon Najarian shares insights on market dynamics, trading strategies, and the geopolitical implications for global markets, emphasizing the importance of strategic options trading and the potential of undervalued Chinese stocks like Alibaba.
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The US Treasury’s focus on issuing short-term bills to limit price discovery at the back end of the yield curve is keeping interest rates down on longer maturity instruments. This practice is supporting risk assets and stimulating the economy, but it’s also costly with short duration securities currently having higher financing costs then longer duration bonds. In this podcast, IBKR Senior Economist Jose Torres and IBKR Chief Market Strategist Steve Sosnick interview Nouriel Roubini and Stephen Miran to explore the downside of the Treasury as an activist issuer.
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