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Alissa Coram and Justin Nielsen walk through Tuesday’s market action and discuss key stocks to watch in Stock Market Today. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

David Bahnsen delivers the Daily Recap from New York City while Brian Szytel meets with a manager, noting that he, Brian, and Kenny Molina are in their annual week of meetings with many money managers, having completed 16 meetings in two days and not yet halfway through. He says early takeaways include the biggest area of disagreement among managers being differing views on AI, while the common concern is the impact of higher bond yields across asset classes, with the 10-year yield (5.28% after

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Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery have officially joined forces in a $110 billion deal, creating a streaming heavyweight with more than 200 million subscribers—and $80 billion in debt. Travis Hoium, Lou Whiteman, and Matt Frankel break down whether the combined company can compete with Netflix, Disney, and YouTube, and why debt could define its future. They also look at potential winners like movie theaters and live sports, while debating whether Peacock needs a partner or buyer. Plus, Lou

Wall Street shattered records on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, as the S&P 500 surged to 7,836.81 (+0.81%) and the Nasdaq Composite reached 27,718.00 (+0.88%)12. The primary driver behind today's historic market session was a landmark 20-year nuclear energy deal between Google ($GOOG) and Constellation Energy ($CEG), signaling a major evolution in the AI trade from hardware chips to energy infrastructure13.In this episode, we cover:Nuclear Energy & Utilities Surge: Constellation Energy ($CEG) jumped

Episode 285: Today, John and Emily discuss Uber’s plan to buy catering company ezCater for $2.3 billion – and how the rideshare giant is continuing its push to become an “everything app.” Then, we dig into earnings from frozen potato giant Lamb Weston and what its latest quarter tells us about the appetite for fries. Also, Amazon just landed a six-year deal to become the exclusive global home of the Emmy Awards – we analyze the move. Finally, we spin through a few market headlines, including

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Wall Street climbed to fresh record highs overnight, but which companies are driving the rally? Megacap and AI-related stocks were among the standouts as Treasury yields eased and investors looked ahead to the upcoming US earnings season, while the Aussie market is set to open flat. Plus, why Australian mortgage holders are proving resilient despite higher interest rates and falling property prices. Join James Tao, Equity Market Commentator and Gillian Bowen, Head of Media and Markets at CommSec, as

MRKT Matrix - Tuesday, October 6thStrait of Hormuz Tensions Squeeze Global Diesel Supplies (The Wall Street Journal) Vitol chief warns of tanker shortage and risk of $200-a-barrel oil (Financial Times) U.S. Dollar Gains Against Yen as Rate Differentials Shift (Barron's) Altman-Backed Volantis Unveils Photonic Chip Architecture (The Register) Enterprise AI Token Spending Soars as Businesses Scale Usage (The Wall Street Journal) Workday Faces Revenue Headwinds Amid

In this Company Update, Eric Roth, President and CEO of Capella Minerals (TSX-V: CMIL / OTCQB: CMILF), joins me to provide a comprehensive exploration update across the company's portfolio of copper, gold, and critical mineral projects in Finland and Spain.Hessjøgruva Permitting and Tümad Earn-In: Drill permits are officially in hand for the high-grade copper-cobalt-zinc project in central Norway, paving the way for an upcoming partner-funded drill program of up to 8,000 meters aimed at delivering

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The Echo Chamber - Episode 99Five out of Five Board Members Recommend Buying $GMEFitzzzy and the the homies from X watch GameStop’s Power Hour close and dig into Ryan Cohen’s latest buy, Nat Turner joining the buying, and what it means now that all five board members have purchased shares.We talk GME’s climb, top calling, and whether Cohen’s repeated buys are helping build a new floor. UTG and Marvin break down the chart, momentum indicators, and why rising prices don’t always need massive

Brixton Metals CEO Gary Thompson jdiscusses a busy stretch of exploration across the company’s portfolio. At Langis, Brixton continues to encounter exceptionally high-grade silver while adding a third drill and ramping toward roughly 9,000 metres per month as the company works toward a maiden resource estimate. Thompson also provides an update on upcoming resource work at Thorn and explains Brixton’s move into Sweden through the acquisition of the historic, high-grade Silvergruvan Project, which the

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This week’s episode features Magnus Ericsson, adjunct professor at Luleå University of Technology in Sweden and co-founder of Mineral Economics and the Raw Materials Report, in conversation with host Adrian Pocobelli on the history of rare earths.Ericsson explains how rare earths were first discovered and how investment by the Swedish monarchy in scientific research helped create the conditions for a series of important discoveries in Sweden, including several rare earth elements as well as nickel

A lost TV remote or a missing garage door opener can turn a smooth check-in into an emergency trip. In this episode, we walk through the 12 things we keep in every Airbnb supply closet, and almost none of them are cleaning products. We also share the simple formula we use for how many spare sheet sets each property needs. Why we split the closet in 2: 1 locked, 1 open The $30 lock that keeps backups out of guest hands What to do before a guest drives off with your opener The 9pm problems a stocked

Stephen Grootes speaks to Karabo Tjale, EWN Traffic Reporter, Bobby Ramagwede, CEO of the Automobile Association and Sanisha Packirisamy, Group Economist at Momentum about whether the government should provide temporary tax relief as sharply higher fuel prices put renewed pressure on households and businesses. With petrol prices rising by more than R3 a litre in October, the debate is over whether protecting consumers now could prevent a broader hit to spending, business margins and economic growth,