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The W.I.P.

The W.I.P. cracks into the week’s must know investment news. Hosted by Walter, new episodes are available every Friday.

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00:10:15

Contrary to Belief

The W.I.P. ·

2022/09/30

Financial markets are treating the UK like a developing economy. Why the upheaval and what are the risks? Investor sentiment is extremely negative right now. Is this a contrarian indicator? Two metrics used to gauge the health of the US economy were revised this week. What do the new numbers suggest about the current health of the economy and what does the future hold?

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07:20:00

1,000 Reasons

The W.I.P. ·

2022/09/23

The Fed raised raised rates by an anticipated 3/4 percent this week. What else did the Fed say, how did the stock market react, and how do you benefit? Supply chains are still recovering from pandemic-era constraints and companies are paying for it. We look at Ford’s latest supply chain pain as well as possible fixes to a global problem. The W.I.P. has over 1,000 subscribers and many more who tune in through investwithwalter.com. Thank you for listening!

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00:08:15

Ebb & Flow

The W.I.P. ·

2022/09/16

August’s inflation number was larger than expected. Where is inflating squeezing consumers the most and what will be the Fed’s response when they meet next week? An economic calamity was avoided this week when a temporary arrangement kept rail workers on the job. What makes rail so important to the US economy? Quantitive strategists, or Quants for short, use statistical analysis to better understand how markets may perform. Quants from Sanford Bernstein made bold predictions regarding the future of

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00:08:48

Launched

The W.I.P. ·

2022/09/09

Apple launched new products this week, including the latest iPhone 14 and Apple Watch models. Historically, how has Apple’s stock price reacted to product launches? The results may surprise you! The European Central Bank increased interest rates by .75% on Thursday despite warnings of a looming recession and gas rationing this winter. What did the ECB say about future rate policy and how will those comments influence The US Fed when they meet later this month? The Four Day Work is not a new concept

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00:12:00

Hole Punched

The W.I.P. ·

2022/09/02

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell’s comments at the economic symposium held in Jackson Hole, WY shook markets in a major way. What did Powell say, what do his comments tell about the Fed’s next policy moves, and are we paying too much attention to the Fed’s language? Spending on Military Defense is BIG business, with some of the US’s largest contractors reaping billions in profits. The War in Ukraine is proving profitable for a number of firms and we examine some of the biggest corporate beneficiaries. CA

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00:08:00

Pension Investigation

The W.I.P. ·

2022/08/26

Tesla finalized a 3-1 stock split this week, with existing shareholders getting an additional two shares for every one they already owned. Tesla said that this will make their stock more accessible, but will it? The W.I.P. investigates. The White House announced plans to provide student debt relief. What is being proposed and what are the ramifications for this controversial program? Finally, we answer an audience question: are pensions still around? Yes! Despite being available to only 17% of

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00:09:50

Apple Buffet

The W.I.P. ·

2022/08/19

Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway reported their second quarter stock trades to the SEC this week. We look at what Buffet bought, sold, and what those trades say about the “Oracle of Omaha’s” view of the market. Thanks to the “Wall Street Bets” Reddit forum, Bed Bath & Beyond has joined the meme stock craze. We discuss at the stock’s performance, analysts’ view of the company, and I give my perspective as a former day trader turned long-term investor. According to Boston University’s Center for

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00:10:41

Dead Cat Bounce?

The W.I.P. ·

2022/08/05

The Fed has consistently raised interest rates all year to slow inflation. At what point does the raising stop? We discuss the peak in rates, called the terminal rate, and look at where and when the Fed could stop increasing. Out of nowhere, a big piece of economic legislation looks like being passed in Congress: The Inflation Reduction Act. What is the potential impact, who are the winners, and what is the projected cost? The market rebounded in a big way in July. Is this rally short-lived or the

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00:09:23

Worth Its Wait

The W.I.P. ·

2022/07/29

The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by .75% on Wednesday. This was the second consecutive 3/4 point increase and was largely anticipated by markets. Why didn’t the Fed raise interest rates by more and what guidance was given on future rate hikes? Gross Domestic Product measures collective economic activity and is used to gauge if an economy is growing or shrinking. GDP shrank in Q2 and, after Q1’s decrease, could be accepted as announcing a recession. Economists disagree where the economy is

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00:07:55

Semi-Elective

The W.I.P. ·

2022/07/22

Congress debated a $52B bill in support of domestic semiconductor production. We look at what is this bill trying to achieve and how close it is to becoming reality. The European Central Bank raised interests rates for the first time in 11 years. How big is the Europe’s inflation problem and is the ECB’s plan to “front load” rate hikes a good one? Some of the world’s biggest companies reported earnings this week with varied results. There was, however, a general consensus in economic outlook:

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00:08:57

Inflation Rips

The W.I.P. ·

2022/07/15

Inflation data from June showed that the year-over-year cost of living increased more than anytime in the last 40 years. We take a closer look at what factors contributed most, the cost to working Americans, and the possible policy response later this month. Elon Musk pulled out of his $44B bid to buy Twitter. What next for this deal gone very wrong? The Currency Exchange Market, or Forex, is called the “market that never sleeps”. We discuss the market for currencies, including the impact that

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00:09:38

Oil Slippage

The W.I.P. ·

2022/07/08

The price of oil tumbled this week on recession fears slowing global demand. What are industry experts saying about oil prices? The Biden Administration proposed cutting tariffs on Chinese goods. Is reducing tariffs a political stunt or would it actually help lower inflation? We explore these questions and look at who would benefit from a rollback of Chinese tariffs. The tech-heavy NASDAQ is down by almost 30% this year. We take a deeper look at this index: it’s components, long-term performance,

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00:10:38

Cereal Separation

The W.I.P. ·

2022/07/01

Food industry giant Kellogg is breaking up into three separate companies in an effort to unlock growth. We discuss Kellogg’s plan for the future and the competition’s potential reaction. Companies exist who’s services are needed even in a slowing economy. We explore “recession-proof” industries to better understand what makes these companies so resilient. The Federal Reserve meets later this month and has already indicated that they will raise interest rates — again. What should you be aware of

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00:11:02

Saved By the Bell?

The W.I.P. ·

2022/06/24

Every year, Americans are surveyed to better understand their preparedness for retirement. We look at recent data, discuss demographic differences, as well as how to plan on maximizing your golden years. June is almost over and so it’s “half-time” in 2022’s stock market. What does history suggest the next six months could have in store? Utilities are a basic necessity of everyday life. We review utility services, investment options, and market conditions for this important sector of investing.

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00:10:12

3/4 Chicken

The W.I.P. ·

2022/06/17

The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by .75% this week, the biggest single increase in almost 30 years. Why did the Fed raise more than was originally anticipated, how did the stock market react, and what comes next for interest rate policy? Robinhood stock is trading at all time lows. Why is the company worth less than their cash on hand and what comes next for the trading platform? Every month, The Bureau of Labor Statistics releases data on employment in the US. What does May’s report say

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00:09:27

Cash is King

The W.I.P. ·

2022/06/10

Corporations, like individuals, are spending down cash accumulated during the pandemic. Barclays reports which companies have cash in case the economy worsens and which companies don’t. The European Central Bank outlined plans to raise interest rates for the first time since 2011. What is the ECB’s rate strategy and will it slow record inflation in the Eurozone? Stock buybacks are on a record pace this year, with $1T in purchases expected by year end from S&P500 companies. We look at stock

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00:09:58

Bank on It

The W.I.P. ·

2022/06/03

The CEOs of Bank of America, JPMorgan, and Goldman Sachs debated the future of the US economy. Who said what and what was the consensus? Sheryl Sandberg left her role as Meta COO this week. As one of the most visible women in corporate America, what does this mean for Facebook and what is her next career move? Small, mid, and Large Cap: we explore what these terms mean, why are they used, and the characteristics of stocks in each category.

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00:10:50

Snapfu

The W.I.P. ·

2022/05/27

Shares in Snap, the owner of the SnapChat App, tumbled this week after disappointing earnings. Other social media and advertising firms followed suit. What does this tell us about the economy? Ukraine is a major food producer and Russia’s military blockade is restricting corn and wheat exports. Who is most at risk of a food shortage? Large endowment funds, billionaires, and many in America’s heartland invest in farming. With a long term average return of 11.5% it is not hard to see why. We discuss

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00:09:15

Retail Gets Squeezed

The W.I.P. ·

2022/05/20

Many of American biggest retail companies announced earnings this week with disappointing results. What were the causes and what do they say about the state of the consumer? Fed Chairman Jerome Powell signaled that rates are going higher this week. Powell also provided a clearer indication of how those policy moves will impact the stock market. The US Housing market is running red hot despite higher rates. Why is this and what can be learned from the past?

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00:09:16

Inflation Equivocation

The W.I.P. ·

2022/05/13

April’s inflation data was released this week — what did it reveal? We look into the data and find both positives and negatives. Crypto currencies are in free fall. With this area of the market experiencing severe volatility, what should crypto investor expect and what will a test of their resolve mean for the digital currency marketplace? The US money supply has increased five fold in the last two years. We look at currency crises throughout history and how current economic dynamics could effect

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