When the Federal Reserve cut interest rates again so it's time for another episode. The urge to just completely check out this week was very strong, but when I have the opportunity to look at a bunch of numbers and charts I just can't pass it up. Let's learn what is going on in the economy together this week!
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Sep 2024
The Fed Is Lowering Interest Rates – Here’s What It Means For Your Money
The Fed, the Fed, The Fed, you’ve heard this a lot if you listen to the news. You’re probably thinking, ok, so why should care what the FED does, and who are they anyway? Well, the Fed will most likely lower the interest rates on Wed, Sep 18th (one day after I’m recording this ep ... Show More
38m 32s
Sep 2024
Will the Fed go big? Gold hits new records amid rate cut speculation
Markets are abuzz with speculation that the Federal Reserve may deliver a larger-than-expected 50 basis-point rate cut next week. As a result, yields have tumbled, and gold prices have surged to new record highs. Meanwhile, equity markets continue their winning streak, with the S ... Show More
11m 43s
Jun 2024
Random Ramblings June 2024: franchisees, blaming IR, competitors, interest vs. stats, thesis drift
Welcome to the June 2024 edition of Andrew's Random Ramblings on the Yet Another Value Podcast. Once a month, Andrew will share thoughts on a few topics - this episode includes: investing into franchisees, blaming IR for stock price, competitors, interest in a stock and thesi ... Show More
23m 6s
Nov 2024
Fasten your seatbelt for a busy week
A busy week ahead with key events including the US presidential election, the US Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision, and China's National People's Congress meeting to name but a few. The latest Iowa poll shows Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump, despite him winning the stat ... Show More
12m 18s
Sep 2024
The Fed takes bold action: cutting rates from a position of strength
In a surprise move, the Federal Reserve has cut its benchmark interest rate by 0.5%, kicking off its first easing cycle since the pandemic began. But unlike previous rate cuts, this decision is not a response to economic weakness – instead, it's a proactive bid to prevent future ... Show More
16m 4s