Regime Shift On Wall Street? | Macro Corner Episode 23

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Blue Line Futures Macro Corner

Blue Line Futures

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On Macro Corner, host Paul Wankmueller and co-host Jannis Meindl break down the most important macro themes on a weekly basis. By taking a commodities and futures focused angle, our goal is to contribute to your understanding of macro flows and how they may affect your life and investments.

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Regime Shift On Wall Street? | Macro Corner Episode 23

Blue Line Futures Macro Corner

12 minutes 21 seconds

3 years ago

Regime Shift On Wall Street? | Macro Corner Episode 23

Email podcast@bluelinefutures.com with any questions and be sure to access this week's Macro Corner Chart Booklet here: Macro Corner Chart Booklet, Episode 23

Access Jannis Meindl's 'Regime Shift On Wall Street?'

Paul Wankmueller, CMT and Jannis Meindl cover the latest factor moves in U.S. equity markets, investor sentiment, and the Fed's fight against the undercurrents of inflation (namely wages.)

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0:00 - Disclosure

0:18 - U.S. Equity Factors, Wages, Fed Policy

12:02 - Disclosure

This podcast was recorded on November 7, 2022.

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