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David Bahnsen reviews a volatile news weekend and announces The Bahnsen Group’s new Santa Barbara office. Markets were mixed (Dow flat, S&P up 0.4%, Nasdaq up ~1%) amid unusual breadth and rotation dynamics, while AI-related “pick-and-shovel” names faced pressure tied to funding concerns and slowing expectations for the rate of AI capex growth. The 10-year yield rose to 5.14% and sector performance diverged sharply (consumer discretionary led; utilities lagged). He notes Goldman Sachs earning more from lending against equities than equity trading, signaling rising leverage and potential volatility, and highlights a NASDAQ/2000-style chart comparison. He discusses violent unrest in France, a 50/50 Senate outlook and likely Democratic House control, key economic data (US industrial production +0.7%, China Q3 GDP 4.5%), surging US mortgage payments, falling homebuilder sentiment, and Fed signals favoring no October hike but likely December. Earnings season accelerates, with midstream energy updates and a forthcoming Friday episode on range-bound markets.
Welcome and Updates
Market Close Recap
Breadth Rotation and AI
Yields Sectors and Leverage
Rhyming Market Charts
France Unrest and Elections
Economic Data Roundup
Housing Affordability Squeeze
Fed Outlook and Oil
Earnings Season and Wrap
Links mentioned in this episode:
DividendCafe.com (dividendcafe.com)
TheBahnsenGroup.com (thebahnsengroup.com)