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Hike Season - Inflation Bites Back, Consumer Debt Jumps, Nvidia Drama, Crypto Dumps, and a $1.4 Trillion IPO | Money Moves

Matty A and Ryan Breedwell cut through the mainstream financial noise to uncover the reality behind October's CPI inflation data. While headlines stoke fear, the hosts explain why dropping energy costs are the true metric to watch and how an impending Fed rate hike will impact yo ...  Show more

The 4B Fund Manager: Midterms Impact On AI, The Oil Crisis, The Incompetent Fed and Real Estates Future | Jay Hatfield

Jay D. Hatfield, CEO of Infrastructure Capital Advisors, unpacks the recent stock market volatility and shares why investors should be cautious amidst political shifts, geopolitical tensions, and aggressive Federal Reserve rate hikes. He provides an in-depth analysis of the ongoi ...  Show more

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