The Financial Exchange Show
A talk radio show that provides comprehensive analysis on the economy and the latest breaking business news, while also providing insight on the markets and its impact on your personal finances.
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Mike Armstrong and Paul Lane share a pessimist's guide to global economic risks in 2024. New US factories are flush with investments but still faces challengers coming from China. How much money do you need to retire in every US state? Plans to save homeowners hundreds of dollars closing their mortgage. Chiefs vs Dolph
Mike Armstrong and Paul Lane discuss how a comeback in profits paired with rate cuts could make 2024 a big year. Dollar rallies to one-month high on easing Fed rate-cut bets. Four big questions are top of mind for investors in 2024. $6T in taxes are at stake in this year's elections. How much is the Red Sea conflict co
Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss Citi Bank cutting 20,000 jobs throught 2026. Remote workers are losing out on promotions. Companies are still cutting white-collar jobs. CVS to shut pharmacies in Target stores. Stocks are forever, but timing is still important. Tesla begins cutting prices on select models in Chin
Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong react to the release of the December PPI report that showed inflation easing. What did we see from the major bank earnings that took place this morning? BlackRock total assets top $10T after comeback. Microsoft tops Apple as most valuable US company for one minute. How did Bitcoin trading
Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss the SEC approving Bitcoin ETFs for everyday investors. Iran seizes Gulf oil tanker in new threat to Middle East shipping. China's messaging to the US: Don't rock the boat ahead of the upcoming elections in Taiwan. Peacock enters uncharted waters by streaming NFL playoff game. What
Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong react to the release of the December SPI report that came in hotter than expected. Are you better off than four years ago? Google trims hundres of jobs as it ramps up resources for AI. Tech job cuts give little hope for return to rapid growth. US oil and gas boom doesn't feel like on to w