Learning Markets Trader Podcast Series

In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss the economic reports today.

In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss the latest FOMC monetary policy statement and why it may not be as hawkish as it seems.

In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss the impact of falling oil prices, rising home prices, and split stock returns.

In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss how and why the big central banks expect to be able to move the market higher.

In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss the impact of bond trading on bank revenues and why Chinese growth could impair earnings in the short term.

In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss the reasons why short term interest rates may stay low for a while.

In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss the disappointing earnings announcements that have dominated earnings season so far.

In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss some common misconceptions about bonds, markets, systemic risk, and interest rates.

In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss how changes to earnings estimates and economic growth seems to be having no effect on trader sentiment.

In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss currency risk and why it is so difficult to hedge.

In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts the issues investors face when trying to navigate a 'good news is bad news' market.

In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss the pros and cons of postponing an interest rate hike.

In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss Carl Icahn's bearish claims and how the market is reacting to contracting PMI numbers.

In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts review the problems that keep spoiling the rally and how this is likely to affect individual sectors.

In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts review the evidence, or the lack thereof, for the presidential stock-market cycle.