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Brian Szytel broadcasts from the Bahnsen Group’s Newport Beach headquarters on Tuesday, Oct. 27, describing a late-session recovery led by AI-related tech, with mixed underlying breadth: the Dow up 15, S&P 500 up 0.6%, Nasdaq up 1.2%, and the 10-year Treasury ending at 5.0%. With ~40% of S&P 500 companies reporting earnings this week and an FOMC decision imminent, he cautions against top-down investing or positioning around elections, citing Brazil’s surprise result and market drop, and urges a fundamentals-based, bottom-up approach; he notes an upcoming David Bahnsen interview with Mark Halperin on Nov. 5. He reviews economic data (durable goods up 1.8%, softer Case-Shiller, slightly better new home sales, consumer confidence 91.7) and discusses Middle East risk and WTI oil near $100. He also explains high gas prices as a global supply-demand commodity issue, not price gouging, noting U.S. exports of light sweet crude and imports of heavy sour crude for refinery needs.
Market Wrap and AI Rebound
Earnings Week and Fed Watch
Why Top-Down Bets Fail
Midterms Talk and Upcoming Interview
Economic Data Rundown
Oil and Geopolitical Backdrop
Why Gas Prices Stay High
Closing Thoughts
Links mentioned in this episode:
DividendCafe.com (dividendcafe.com)
TheBahnsenGroup.com (thebahnsengroup.com)