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i am jack hough in for jack otter who has the week off could be fishing or cycling or doing both at the same time right now. coming up sec chairman gary gensler calling for more crypto regulation. jan beneke will tell us why investors need a bitcoin etf, videogame stocks had a rocky week, what in the donkey kong is going on in the industry and how should investors react we begin as always with three things investors should be thinking about right now the july jobs report showed a game of 943,000 jobs, hot diggity dog but what does it mean for the labor shortage, inflation in stocks, wild swings for robinhood since it went public last week is it a meta- mean stock also what the heck is a meta- meat and no metamucil but i don't think that is related. jack: sometimes i wonder if that's going to be good or bad good for stocks, i guess good good, what do you think. >> this is fantastic, it was a kind of good, not only do the coming 900,000 jobs in july, but 900,000 jobs in july but the due number was advised and these are the kinds of numbers everyone expected to see for a while and they're

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and jack otter charles schwab chief investment strategist liz and solders with outlook, big tech reportedell the stocks we begin as always with what we think the three most important things inves

"barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead i'm jack otterd value investors got black with the best stock picks, the risks and rewards of investing in china. we begin with what we think are the three most important things investors ought to be think it all right now. stocks continue to set records with steady rates, will they keep stocks on their winning streaks, a lot of good news for vaccine makers and now the time to buy. the world's largest contract chip maker taiwan semi conductor is raising prices by as much as 20% what it could mean for consumers and investors. on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, carleton english, i'm going to start with you as i often do, let's talk about jerome powell in jackson hole the market seems to take his comments as double vision therefore bullish. >> he told investors that the taper would start by the end of the year but he also said there wouldn't be rate hikes for a very long time. economically sensitive stocks did well because economy should grow but the nasdaq and the high-priced tech stock did we

roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead i am jack hout and for jack otterho is on vacation, dry those tears to be back next week. coming up used car prices are up 42%, honk if you're hoping is transitory carbonic ceo weizen. later it is turnaround time for boeing we have the latest on the 737 max and the stock. but we begin as always with three things investors should be thinking about right now. the stock market has slipped into his news but value stocks could be perking up, how to profit. the latest inflation reading is 5.4%, spicy, what it means for the market and has bitcoin replace gold as an inflation hedge. disney theme parks are bouncing back, i would high-five to see if it was it against protocols what the numbers tell us about the travel outlook, on the "barron's roundtable" carleton english, it's august and traders are on vacation, market volume is down in businesses showing everyone guest host but an important market shift is afoot involving value stocks, what do you think. >> that is right i'm trying to stay awake but when i have i been noticin

and jack otter charles schwab chief investment strategist liz and solders with outlook, big tech reportedower earnings why did investors sell the stocks we begin as always with what we think the three most important things investors out of think about right now. the market shrugged off as covid news and the gdp report investors focused on earnings news the shortage feeding into the threat of inflation americans go back to work in schools were open and extra benefits expire and trevor milton indicted for misleading wall street about the electric vehicle company that is a lesson for investors, on the barron's roger ben levisohn, carleton english and dachau. so many headlines this week, we had the scary delta variant filling hospitals from florida to kansas, fed meeting and then the gdp numbers came in that were strong but not as strong as expected and investors shrugged. >> there's good reason that the investors shrugged, none really matter the fed did not do anything, the gdp raging should 6.5% growth, what it does care about his earnings, nearly 90% of the companies that are really so far

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"barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead i am jack ottero mary how long rising inflation will last. and later the ftc refiled its antitrust case against facebook

"barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead i am jack otterline is climbing and will ask san francisco mary how long rising inflation will last. and later the ftc refiled its antitrust case against facebook but barron's is the outlook for big tech is surprisingly bright, we begin as always with what we think the three most important things investors ought to be thinking about right now, stocks took a hit on taper plans: and afghanistan also waiting on the market, retail stocks rallied as shoppers headed back into stories and highflying kathy woods trading barbs with a short investor michael burry we will tell you is on the right side of the trade, my colleagues ben levisohn, carlson english and alex, despite the trade the market did in down slightly was a something the feds did? >> it actually was there was a lot of concerns about tapering and this is despite the fact that it was telegraphed the tapering starts soon and we got minutes from the meeting and we had to talk about tapering and it didn't bother the market at all. what it seems if yo

"barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead i'm jack otterg in china. we begin with what we think are the three most important things investors ought to be think it all right now. stocks continue to set records with steady