

US Consumer Sentiment Rises, Presidential Election
Nov 8, 2024
Guest
Joanne Hsu
Guest
Geetha Ranganathan

Guest
Danielle DiMartino Booth

Guest
Erica York

Guest
Barry Ritholtz
Joanne Hsu, Director of the University of Michigan Surveys of Consumers, reveals rising consumer confidence data, marking a seven-month high. Geetha Ranganathan discusses Paramount's earnings and the shift towards streaming strategies. Danielle DiMartino Booth analyzes the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and its implications for markets. Erica York reviews potential tax policy impacts under a Trump presidency, while Barry Ritholtz explores voter behavior and election implications, emphasizing how narratives shape investor perceptions.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Consumer Confidence and Streaming Strategies
01:32 • 7min
Strategizing in the Entertainment Industry and Beyond
08:08 • 2min
Navigating Economic Shifts: Fed's Rate Cut and Market Reactions
10:11 • 10min
Navigating Banking Regulations and Tax Policy Impacts
20:04 • 2min
Tax Cuts and Economic Impact
22:01 • 7min
Consumer Sentiment and Election Predictions: An Economic Analysis
29:17 • 2min
Investor Behavior and Election Insights
31:40 • 7min
Navigating the Echo Chamber of Personal Beliefs
38:56 • 4min