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“We do think that there’s more to the story of Beyond than the U.S. retail price,” Barclays Bank’ Benjamin Theurer says on $BYND upgrade.

January 31, 2022

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“The story this year so far has been the Fed’s hawkish pivot,” UBS Global Wealth Management Head of Asset Allocation Americas Jason Draho says.

January 31, 2022

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“Overall the housing market has been accelerating, which is hard to imagine because it was already pretty red hot,” Zelman & Associates Co-Founder & CEO Ivy Zelman says.

January 31, 2022

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Yahoo Finance’s Josh Schafer discusses viewership ahead of the Super Bowl, ticket prices, Tom Brady’s retirement, and more:

January 31, 2022

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Miller Tabak’s Matt Maley on the Fed: “The biggest concern for me is all that stimulus they added gave investors, especially institutional investors, a lot of confidence to add a lot of leverage. Now that they’re tightening, they’re going to have to unwind some of that leverage.”

January 31, 2022

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“From what I’ve heard, the constraint on labor and hiring is really on the supply side,” Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic says.

January 31, 2022

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“The economy is far stronger than it’s been during any of my time in this role,” Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic says

January 31, 2022

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“It’s difficult to call the very next move in the market but I definitely think there’s risk to the downside, and there’s a huge advantage that active management has right now to cherry pick and stock pick and differentiate between the names,” Westwood Group ‘s Lauren Hill says.

January 31, 2022

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“There’s a lot of different dynamics I think are contributing to the increase in prices where it’s supply chain complications, labor issues… and also there’s a real distinction to be made between inflation and price gouging,” Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says.

January 31, 2022

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“As long as the Russians are threatening to move into Ukraine, [the crude oil] market’s going to stay bit,” Mizuho Americas Exec. Dir. Bob Yawger says

January 31, 2022

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“We do think that there’s more to the story of Beyond than the U.S. retail price,” Barclays Bank’ Benjamin Theurer says on $BYND upgrade.

“The story this year so far has been the Fed’s hawkish pivot,” UBS Global Wealth Management Head of Asset Allocation Americas Jason Draho says.

“Overall the housing market has been accelerating, which is hard to imagine because it was already pretty red hot,” Zelman & Associates Co-Founder & CEO Ivy Zelman says.

Yahoo Finance’s Josh Schafer discusses viewership ahead of the Super Bowl, ticket prices, Tom Brady’s retirement, and more:

Miller Tabak’s Matt Maley on the Fed: “The biggest concern for me is all that stimulus they added gave investors, especially institutional investors, a lot of confidence to add a lot of leverage. Now that they’re tightening, they’re going to have to unwind some of that leverage.”

“From what I’ve heard, the constraint on labor and hiring is really on the supply side,” Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic says.

“The economy is far stronger than it’s been during any of my time in this role,” Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic says

“It’s difficult to call the very next move in the market but I definitely think there’s risk to the downside, and there’s a huge advantage that active management has right now to cherry pick and stock pick and differentiate between the names,” Westwood Group ‘s Lauren Hill says.

“There’s a lot of different dynamics I think are contributing to the increase in prices where it’s supply chain complications, labor issues… and also there’s a real distinction to be made between inflation and price gouging,” Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says.

“As long as the Russians are threatening to move into Ukraine, [the crude oil] market’s going to stay bit,” Mizuho Americas Exec. Dir. Bob Yawger says