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22:18

Brazil’s Election Rally & Are EVs Back?

Brew Markets ·

2026/10/05

Episode 284: Today, John and Kaila dive into Tesla’s latest delivery numbers and what they tell us about the broader EV market. Then, we unpack why Brazilian stocks are surging after a surprise first-round election result. Also: has memory supply finally caught up with AI demand? We dig into Micron’s latest numbers. Finally, we spin through two Merger Monday headlines: C.H. Robinson’s buyout of RXO and GE HealthCare’s plan to acquire SOFIE Biosciences.Visit Schwab.com/trading Download Cash

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19:13

Vail Earnings Slope Down & The Superfan Economy

Brew Markets ·

2026/10/02

Episode 283: Today, John and Hanna review the latest earnings from Vail Resorts. Winter passes and skier volume are down, but is it weather or high prices? Then we explore the economy built around the superfan. Are you one? I am not. But a ladder of increasingly premium options is being built for those who are.Visit Schwab.com/FinancialDecoder www.brewmarkets.com Subscribe to the Brew Markets newsletter: https://www.morningbrew.com/brew-mark... Follow Brew Markets on social: Instagram:

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26:05

Paramount’s New Co-CEOs & Why Treasury Yields Hit...

Brew Markets ·

2026/10/01

Episode 282: Today, John and Hanna explore the disconnect of an economy that is holding up pretty well on paper… and the feeling that Americans seem to hate it. Then we explore why despite cooling inflation and a likely-deferred rate hike, 10-year U.S. Treasury yields just hit a generational high. Next, Paramount takes on a new co-CEO and debt and a naming challenge. Finally, we explore the announced spin out of the Knicks and the Rangers from MSGS and which new Nike shoe sold out today in just 2

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21:52

Inflation Cools & The Egg Boom Busts

Brew Markets ·

2026/09/30

Episode 281: Today, John and Emily review the latest government data that showed cooling inflation - and ask what it portends for the Fed. We also dig into earnings out of food giant Conagra: higher gas prices = fewer Slim Jims sold. Plus we explore why shares of America’s biggest egg producer dropped today. Finally, Leslie Pools declares bankruptcy and a Paramount poach leads to entertainment company leadership musical chairs.Visit Schwab.com/FinancialDecoder www.brewmarkets.com Subscribe

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22:09

Oura Ring Pauses IPO & Netflix’s “Worrying” Engagement

Brew Markets ·

2026/09/29

Episode 280: Today, John and Emily explore why shares in FICO plummeted today as the near-monopoly credit score company gets more direct competition. Then we discuss Oura Ring putting its planned IPO on ice… and the details coming out from Anthropic’s IPO prospectus. Later: does Netflix have an engagement problem? Finally, we dig into earnings results from CarMax and Carnival Cruise Lines… turns out the American vacation is sacrosanct!Visit

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21:54

Meta Poaches A Rival CEO & Costco’s Membership Problem

Brew Markets ·

2026/09/28

Episode 279: Today, John and Emily kick things off by exploring Meta’s new Enterprise segment and the silicon valley veteran they poached to run it. Then we look at the latest earnings out of Costco and the unique membership situation analysts are following. Plus an update on the unusual takeover dance happening between MGM and Barry Diller’s People. Inc. Finally, a spin through the headlines including NVIDIA’s share buyback and SpaceX’s successful launch.Visit

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26:22

Tokenizing Stocks & The Billion-Dollar Battle for...

Brew Markets ·

2026/09/25

Episode 278: It’s Friday, which means Dylan, Hanna and John bring you three stories that caught their eye this week! First, Dylan dives into Robinhood’s plans to tokenize stocks and why AMC’s CEO is publicly pushing back. Then, Hanna explores how the rapidly aging U.S. population – combined with falling birth rates and lower immigration – could soon impact economic growth. And finally, John drives into the weekend with a look at the hidden revenue streams that come after an initial sale of a car –

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22:09

Oracle Plays Defense & Diller Folds on MGM

Brew Markets ·

2026/09/24

Episode 277: Today, Dylan and Hanna kick things off with a look at macro, diving into yields, the housing market and mortgage rates – and how they’re all intertwined. Then, we unpack why Barry Diller backed out of his MGM takeover plans and take a broader look at the Vegas economy. Also: Oracle just took steps to protect itself from Project Jupiter, the massive New Mexico data-center project being developed by Blue Owl. We unpack what the move reveals about the increasingly circular nature of the AI

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22:44

McDonald’s Investor Pitch & Royal Caribbean Lands on...

Brew Markets ·

2026/09/23

Episode 276: Today, Dylan and Hanna bring us the details from McDonald’s Investor Day – including how Wall Street is reacting to its refresh strategy and whether the fast-food chain can get investors back on board. Then, we cruise into Royal Caribbean’s deal to buy a 50% stake in Sandals and Beaches Resorts and unpack why the cruise operator is expanding from sea to land. Next, we delve into the latest AI-related IPO: data center company NScale. We get into the numbers and discuss how much of the

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24:10

Meta’s New Muse & Paramount Cleared to Buy Warner Bros.

Brew Markets ·

2026/09/22

Episode 276: Today, Dylan and John dive into Meta’s AI strategy with its Muse agent and how it could unlock a new revenue stream for the tech giant. Then, Paramount just cleared a major hurdle in its $110 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery. We unpack the antitrust settlement the entertainment giant reached with 12 states. Also: California Governor Gavin Newsom is hoping a higher-ethanol gas blend will help combat soaring gas prices – we explore the reality.Visit

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26:13

Novo's Next Act & What Happened to Nike?

Brew Markets ·

2026/09/21

Episode 274: Novo Nordisk is entering its next act. Today, Dylan and John discuss the drugmaker’s pivot and how it plans to expand beyond the weight-loss market. Then, Nike just got booted from the S&P 100. We unpack how it lost nearly 80% of its market value along the way. Also – SoftBank just launched the largest corporate bond issuance in Japanese history. We delve into what it has to do with AI. And finally, a spin through today’s headlines, including an update on the Paramount-Warner Bros

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28:31

Fashion’s Dupe Problem & Matthew Rhys Economy

Brew Markets ·

2026/09/18

Episode 273: It’s Friday, which means Dylan, Hanna and John bring you three stories that caught their eye this week! First, Hanna looks at how the rise of dupes and increasingly selective consumers is squeezing fashion brands. Then, John reports back from the Brooklyn Bridge Marina, where he spoke with Brunswick’s CEO about the boating business – and caught up with Emmy-winning actor and boating enthusiast Matthew Rhys. Finally, Dylan breaks down BlackRock’s plans to bring more pension-like

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25:40

Nuclear Cools on AI Jitters & Supertanker Demand Spikes

Brew Markets ·

2026/09/17

Episode 272: Today, Dylan and Hanna discuss nuclear company Holtec's decision to pull its IPO amid what it called a "perfect storm" in the AI sector. Then, we examine the oil market's wild swings and break down which sectors are winning and losing from the volatility. John also brings us a listener question, and we look at the business behind Take-Two Interactive ahead of GTA 6's November launch. And finally, Mastercard just introduced a new feature that could let AI agents shop for users. We dive

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28:38

Fed’s Unanimous Rate Hike & Jewelry Sales Shine

Brew Markets ·

2026/09/16

Episode 271: Today, it’s Fed decision day! Dylan and Hanna discuss the Federal Reserve’s latest rate decision, what drove it, and what Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is telling us about the path ahead. Then, we take a deeper look at the relationship between interest rates and the stock market. Next, we pivot to tech and examine Bending Spoons’ acquisition strategy through its latest purchase of digital workspace Miro. And finally, consumers are leaning into bling! We break down why jewelry is outperforming,

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25:40

Senate Blocks Crypto Bill & Dave and Buster’s Joyless...

Brew Markets ·

2026/09/15

Episode 270: Today, the CLARITY Act failed to advance in the Senate – Dylan and Hanna break down what the setback means for the bill and discuss what the legislation is actually trying to accomplish. Then, Bank of America’s CEO is warning that investment banking activity is slowing, just one quarter after big banks posted record growth. What does that tell us about the broader industry? We also dig into the housing affordability crisis and ask whether high mortgage rates are the new normal. Finally,

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24:57

AI Warnings Grow & Canada Courts International Investors

Brew Markets ·

2026/09/14

Episode 269: Today, Dylan and Hanna discuss the growing warnings about AI, a blog post from Anthropic’s CEO, and how companies are responding. Then, Mark Carney is pitching Canada to global investors – will it work? Also, John answers a listener's question about Kratos Defense and explains why drone stocks haven’t taken off this year. Finally, the US Open just wrapped up, so we break down the business behind the tennis tournament – including the fan-favorite Honey Deuce.Visit

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29:30

The New Shape of the U.S. Economy & Private Equity’s...

Brew Markets ·

2026/09/11

Episode 268: What shape is the economy? Today, Dylan and Hanna break down the alphabet soup of economic narratives – from the K-shaped economy to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s new addition to the mix: the C-shaped economy. Then, as NFL season kicks off, we look at private equity’s growing role in the league and why investment firms are so interested in owning a piece of America’s sports franchises. Finally, John wraps up the week with a game of “Overheard on Earnings,” as Dylan and Hanna try to

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22:13

Gen Z Goes Shopping & Treasury Triples Buyback Plans

Brew Markets ·

2026/09/10

Episode 267: Today, Dylan and Hanna discuss why shares of Cooper Companies, the parent company of contact lens brands like Proclear and Biofinity, are tumbling. Then, they dive into earnings from Macy’s and American Eagle Outfitters and ask whether the American mall is making a comeback. Finally, the U.S. Treasury announced plans for a $6 billion bond buyback – and we break down the market reaction.Visit Schwab.com/FinancialDecoder www.brewmarkets.com Subscribe to the Brew Markets

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23:46

Apple Joins the Fold & Casey’s Consumer Check

Brew Markets ·

2026/09/09

Episode 266: Today, Hanna and Dylan dive into Apple’s first event under new CEO John Ternus and the launch of its foldable phone – the iPhone Duo. Then, they break down GE Aerospace’s acquisition of Consolidated Precision Products and how the AI boom is driving demand for gas turbines. Also, we unpack how Chime is buying its way into becoming an actual bank with its latest acquisition. Finally, they discuss earnings from Casey’s – the self-proclaimed “Official Pizza and Beer Headquarters” – and why

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27:32

Canada’s Tariffs Take Effect & Summer Box Office Boom

Brew Markets ·

2026/09/08

Episode 265: Today, Hanna and Dylan are back after the long weekend, with gas prices hitting a record high for the holiday and Canada’s retaliatory tariffs taking effect. Plus, what it could all mean for the Fed’s upcoming meeting. Then, we take a look at smart-ring maker Oura Health’s IPO filing and what the numbers reveal about the business. Also, Novartis’ stock dropped after another late-stage trial setback, adding to its recent pipeline struggles. Finally, the summer box office officially

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