. >> on the barron's roundtable sponsored by global etfs. >> welcome to barron's roundtable where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead i'm jack otter. coming up, the federal reserve's final meeting of the year is just days away. and investors are expecting a third rate cut. but apollo's torsten slok says to expect rates to stay higher for longer. he'll share his 2025 outlook. and later barron's is out with our list of top stock picks for 2025. we'll take a look at which companies made the cut. but we begin with our expert panel and three things investors ought to be thinking about right now on the barron's roundtable. my colleagues jack howell, megan leonard, and andrew berry. so, jack, the s&p and dow were down a little bit on the week. the nasdaq eked out a gain. what was on traders minds. >> well stocks are still up massively for the year. so maybe just call it taking a breather. we did get some big stock declines after financial results from oracle and adobe. but there was also a big gain for broadcom. so to me it's not a clear trend there. alphabet had

i will see you nex >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x ets. >> welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead i am jack otter, the u.s. housing market finishing out a rough year of high prices, sluggish sales executive vp iv zelman is here to tell us what can save it and what can expect in 2025. the u.s. economy is going strong heading into 2025 per the stock market outperformed again next year. we begin with the expert panel of three things investors auditing about right now. on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, teresa and our route, stocks got walloped when the fed came out with a hawkish rate cut but then a nice calm inflation number came out on friday and the buyers return. >> it was ahead spinning week not maybe the exorcist head spinning but we were freaking out on wednesday, the fed did exactly what we expected it to do in the stock market had one of the worst fed days in a very, very very long time, nothing much happened on thursday. inflation number came up the pce which is the fed's favorite number was a lit

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. ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's ♪ ♪. welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i am jack cowin for jack carter. coming up skepticism is whirling around how much money companies are pouring into artificial intelligence constellation research founder ray wang joins us on how transformative a i will really be. later high profile ceos are losing their jobs amid turbulence of iconic brands, which companies can be fixed and where are the buying opportunities. we begin with expert panel and three things investors out of think about right now. on the "barron's roundtable" then levinson, meghan lenhart and al roots. good week for stocks, is it the same stuff that's been working all along. >> it depends on what is working all along this is a big week for big tech it's falling out of favor a little bit this week it was back in a big way better and particular hit a new high in a boost on friday with the tiktok getting van, i call it the tiktok i'm sorry about that. >> only

he's probably spoken to barron. he's probably spoken to barron. he's like, we love barron.ays asking barron. he was always asking barron about the young people. they love tiktok, so that's probably part of it. also, the chance to just make bring money to the us or keep money in the us with a trump esque deal, as you've suggested. but also, did the tech bros convince him? you know, he's got people like musk and vivek being very influential now, as discussed in the earlier story, that they're the competitors, though, isn't it tiktok? but but don't they just aren't tech bros just like big on tech in general? i mean, they're competitors to x. yeah, that's true, but those type of people i mean just want them in the country. yeah. and restrictions like they're less hawkish on it whereas the less hawkish on it whereas the less hawkish on it whereas the less hawkish on china. whereas bannon's group is very anti—china or the ccp anyway. and the other groups are more sort of libertarian type. people are like, let's bring in all the technology. >> yeah. and also restriction on social

on the "barron's roundtable", ben levisohn, elizabeth o'brien and al root.of the most widely understood and even more widely ignored realities of wall street is it's not whether it's a good or bad company, it's all about surprise that actually moves markets. what will surprise people in 2025 the? >> i think what will surprise people is that these weight loss drugs that are so popular right now, they're going to solve the shortage issue, and that's actually really a bad for the stocks. jack: those have been very had stocks. >> especially eli lilly. it's been one of wall street's favorites. it has a pe multiple that is sky high, but if they're able to make enough of this drug and get more competitors coming in, margins will come down, and that won't be great news for the stocks. jack: everybody knows obesity drugs are hot. everyone also knows the health care sector in the dump. don't investigation there. right? >> it is a terrible sector outside of eli lilly. but you look at them, there are a lot of stocks that are very cheap and i think are overly hated. it's

he was complementary of barron trump and had harsh words for kamala and his party. that barron trump, who looks like a runway model, was telling his father you need to go on podcasts. you need to go on joe rogan. so barron trump is a lot smarter than everybody. she should go away and never come back. almost $2 billion. they are raising money this week to pay off the debt. if you can't run your campaign, you damn sure can't run the country. >> kayleigh: barron is a better strategist than everyone in his former party. >> lisa: i love that "barron is a runway model." where are we going here? they did have a better strategy. the podcast strategy allowed trump to bypass the news media. that's brilliant. i interviewed lindy lee for my podcast and she is a democrat national committee finance member, and she had talked about how donors are really angry to his point, as well. you have to think about the fact that this was a truncated campaign cycle for kamala harris. 107 days. she spent more than jill biden did during the entirety of 2020, more than hillary clinton did in 20

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then barron's magazine ranked her one of the top financial advisors three times. >> good morning. this is don bennett with financial mythbusting. >> she was living the high life in a swanky penthouse with a closet full of designer shoes and bragging about making her clients super rich until their seven figure bank accounts evaporated. >> i went from living on the view to living in a van down by the river. >> were they the victims of the ponzi princess? thanks for joining us. we begin with shocking video of the brazen murder of a young woman in broad daylight. a video that went viral. then her accused killer went on the run. now, in an exclusive interview with true crime news, shaquille allen's family is asking for your help in bringing him to justice. and there is a reward on the line. they appeared like any other young couple in love on social media. >> little lady, you sure can't put it away. >> a neighbor's cell phone camera captures this video so graphic we can't show it all. >> hey, leave her alone. >> he shot her and everything goes horribly wrong. oh, god. now the broad day

he was outside playing tennis and somebody ran out barron, barron, your father has been shot.he's a good kid, he's a good student, he's a good athlete actually. he ran a mom, what's going on? what's going on? she could not believe it she was watching it live, can you imagine? and then i got up and i let people know i was okay. fight, fight, fight. i let people know i was okay. but it was a hit, a big hit. and a miracle actually. you're not a shooter i don't think a quick oh yes i am. >> you are? you would know from that distance it's supposed to be like a sure thing they said like sinking a 1 foot putt. don and eric are great with the guns. they know so much about it they are shooters very top-of-the-line. don called me and said i can't believe it from that distance. i can't believe it. i made the right turn if i did not turn at that exact 100th of a second, it is like a miracle. but that's okay by comparison to the alternative. and people have said, specially uespeciallyunderstand guns it wt impossible to not get hit. had i not look to my immigration chart my all-time favorit

little barron, if you notice, he has a little bit of her accent which shows she spent a lot of time witho spent time with his mom and was sort of imitating her little accent. >> completely. he ain't adopted -- rachel: she's a great mom. >> when we're previewing the 2048 presidential race, when barron trump takes on chelsea clinton, that's going to be one hell of a ride. rachel: there's going to be no contest there. that guy's interesting. helped his dad quite a bit. >> oh, yeah. rachel: she came on "fox & friends," and they also asked this. watch. >> [inaudible] >> it is, right? >> i think a lot of people are copying this, and everybody has fun with it. rachel: so she said it's a very special and unique dance. >> it is. i was told by one of the floor directors it's actually like flossing your teeth really wide. rachel: oh, that's a good way to think about it. >> they're doing it in the nfl right now. this thing is everywhere, and anybody can do it, even me. rachel: it's awesome. puts everybody in a good mood. anyway, elon miss ec's 4-year-old son, he's a mini-me of elon, and he follows h

. >> welcome to barrons round table where we get behind the headlines, we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving and thanks for being back with us. coming up a shorter holiday season means a bigger retail squeeze. dana telsey is here to tell us how shoppers and retailers are juggling the holiday hustle and trends investors ought to be watching right now. later we've got a checklist of money moves to make ahead of the new year to get your financial house in order. but we begin with our expert panel and three big macer" moves that investors ought to be considering right now now. on the round table my colleagues ben levinson and elizabeth o'brien and andrew berry. so its been a nice year in the stock market but one sad area has been the poor healthcare stocks having a lousy year, and then the election happened and they went down another leg. what's going on? >> that's right healthcare stocks have lagged down about 8% for the month and there's a lot of uncertainty in the sector investors are waiting to see whether trump's pick for the health department will be confirmed of course rfk jr. and his ant

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amna: laura barron-lopez with the latest. thank you. laura: thank you. assad -- wray's resignation. he is one of several nominees on the hill today. our lisa desjardins joins us now from the capitol. has this news changed the momentum for kash patel? what are you hearing? lisa: it does not hurt. it means there will be a new fbi director. it was pretty much know that trump would replace christopher wray. as you can see, patel was on the hill. this is him meeting with senators. he has had a much more disciplined approach, saying today, for example, that he knows he has to earn senators' trust. that is different from the tone he took in the past. in media appearances he promoted conspiracy theories including the false idea that the 2020 election was rigged. he said he wants to come after members of the media. it is a different tone on capitol hill and is earning the support of john cornyn of texas who said he is someone who thinks he can back. patel right now is trying to create an image of someone disciplined and focused on the job. he is having a good wee

laura barron-lopez begins our coverage.ra: flags were lowered to half-staff across the country and around the world. and americans of all backgrounds paused to remember late former president jimmy carter. >> jimmy carter has always been a hero of mine. >> he was just a good man. a decent man. an honest man. something we don't see very much of anymore. >> he was a great humanitarian, he set an example for all of us, and we are going to miss him. laura: from peanut-farmer to president, carter served one term in the white house, from 1977 to 1981. he brokered a historic peace deal between israel and egypt, but an energy crisis at home and the kidnapping of 52 americans in iran led to his defeat in 1980. kurt are's -- carter's life post-presidency was defined by his international humanitarian work. he and his wife rosalynn founded the carter center, and he earned a nobel peace prize in 2002 for his diplomatic achievements last night, president biden broke from his family vacation to pay tribute to his long-time friend. laura: -

laura: for the pbs news hour, i am laura barron-lopez.k: and for more on presiden's life and legacy, i'm joined by judy woodruff, who has covered the carters for more than 50 years. as well as james fallows, carter's speechwriter during the first two years of the administration, and kai bird, other of "the outlier, the unfinished presidency of jimmy carter." jimmy carter grew up on a peanut farm, no electricity, no running water. the first member of his family to graduate high school. how far was his journey to the white house? judy: it was the longest imaginable journey. you are right, a peanut farm in the deepest of rural southwest georgia, planes, the town we have all come to identify with him, to reach the pinnacle, the most powerful job in the world. and unimaginably to leave office in a state of, if you will, political failure, not winning reelection. here we are, 44 years later, and we are celebrating the life, the legacy of this man, who did come from the very simple beginning. but against all odds, achieved everything he achieved

bishop robert barron of the diocese of winona-rochester in minnesota is joining me right now.ishop, great to see you. so glad you could be with us this holiday season. >> so what do you bring with you? >> yeah. thank you. so what do you want? the biggest present to be for families around the world. >> here's my message. go to church. well, we've been witnessing in our country, but especially in the west. is this disaffiliation from religion? people staying away from church, from the worship of god. and that's not a minor problem. that's a problem that has major social implications. and i'll tell you a little bit from the christmas the famous christmas story of the angels who say, you know, glory to god in the highest and peace to his people on earth. that's a kind of formula. see, when when god has given glory in the highest. so beyond anything else, wealth, pleasure, power, family, country, anything, you give god the highest glory. the biblical intuition is peace, then tends to break out among us because then together we're all oriented toward the transcendent good of god. an

also, over the weekend, barrons. there's mixed feelings on this , particularly when it comes, but never the base barrons is saying guess what? we may get another 20% even though though also say this could be a stock market bubble so if it's a bubble they right and if we get 20% they are right. pretty smart headline so one thing is for sure. america is the hottest market in the entire world. not even close, folks. the world knows it too because they want a piece of the action. these are foreigners investing in our assets. now you could see not long ago, 2012 they actually were buying more of our bonds than our stocks. no more. look at this yellow line. those are equities and loading up, every time they get a chance they keep buying and buying our stocks, they love our stock market. well guess what? my first guess just returned from europe and he says that's right it's all true. want to bring in now federated cio steven auth. welcome to the show. every time ie mail you you're on the road somewhere so you spend a consid

enjoy the football, family and leftovers and that's all for us we'll see you next week on barrons roundtable. wonderful holiday season, from us here at fox business. maria: and happy thanksgiving weekend to all. thank you for joining us welcome to the program that analyzes the webbithe week that was. in maria bartiromo. president-elect donald trump sending a clear message to china, mexico, and canada. stop the drugs and illegal migration now, or face new tariffs next year. the threat already sparking response from our trade partners, a spokesman for china's embassy in washington saying, "no one will win a trade war." canada's prime minister just in truman dough calling up trump and vowing to work with him while mexico's president is agreeing to take action against migrant caravans but she's also threatening her own tariffs. meanwhile texas governor greg abbott and incoming border czar tom homan sent a warning to us cities who might stand in the way of border security. >> don't cross that line. it is a felony to knowingly harbor from immigration authorities, don't test us. the nation wants a

this year, barron's named her one of the 100 most influential women in finance. know you and your team get out every black friday and walk the stores. what did you see yesterday and what does it tell you about this year shopping season? dana: thank you for having me. i was in the stores yesterday and what i saw was traffic built as time went on. no longer do we have the 6:00 a.m. starting points with the rush into the stores. as the afternoon comes, it gets busier. what's different this year than last year, more promotionsi n order to bring the consumer in. the consumer of almost all different income levels are being more choice for, selective in their goods and promotions are a way to drive the sale. i think it will be a 3% to 3.5% increase this year, and i think this black friday weekend so far is matching those types of increases. john: the stores have promotions to get people into stores and get people spending. do you expect those promotions to continue as the season goes on and prices to be cut more? dana: i think we will have promotions as the season goes