i'm jack otter. p, higher rates for longer, that's what the federal reserve signaled this week. i'll ask jack ablin what stocks investors ought to own. then, new obesity drugs have the numbers going down on the scale, but it could be making health insurance more expensive for all americans. and later, the sphere is here. we'll take a look at how you can make money off a brand new entertainment venue in las vegas. we begin, as always, with three things investors ought to be thinking about right now. stocks down sharply for the week on the latest news of the fed. investors are now looking ahead to next week's key economic data. then the housing market urn pressure. mortgage rates remain above 7%, and existing home sales are nearing a 13-year low as homeowners happening on to their properties, but investors can find attacktive yields. and finally, rocket labs' stock hitting a -- taking a hit. we'll look at at the company's prospects. on the round table, ben levisohnings, carlton english and jay con sonne

i'm jack otter. he data show cooling inflation that the fed might not raise interest rates again this year. i'll ask partner andy capron how investors can best position them selves and the uncertain environment, then car runners may be taking another hit to their wallet as the cost of auto insurance is driven higher, the expert panel will dive into what is causing this and how drivers can save money, later a gold rush at costco but for members only. we will explain. we begin with three things investors to be taken about right now another september slump stocks ending the trading week after new inflation data showed prices rose less than expected in august for the month the major average was down more than 2%, plus how the looming government shutdown will impact october markets. then ford pausing construction of the michigan ev battery plant set to chinese technology and meta continues to flail in the metaverse by getting likes from investors for the big a.i. initiatives. other "barron's roundtable" b

i am jack otter.e heading into the fall season and my guest is cautious about the market for the end of this year i will ask head of investment strategy liz young why she is wary. mohammed michigan 13000 autoworkers from the uaw walking out in a historic strike against the three carmakers in more troubles ahead for ford mgm, later almost anyone can buy an investment restricted to the rich, that does not mean that you actually should read we begin with three things investors should be thinking about right now. markets ended the week mixed ahead of the fed rate hike decision on wednesday and new inflation showing prices rose slightly slower than wall street expected, the ipo market chip designer arm is the biggest ipo in nearly two years with a 25% pop in the first day of trading retirees are expecting a smaller raise in social security benefits in 2024 compared to last year's historic increase should the payments better reflect healthcare cost. on the "barron's roundtable" elizabeth o'brien, carleton e

i'm jack otter coming up key data out this week shows cooling inflation boosting hopes that the fed might not raise interest rates again this year. i'll ask korean partner andy capron how investors can best position themselves in the uncertain environment. then car owners may be taking another hit to their wallets as the cost of auto insurance is driven higher. our expert panel will dive into what's causing this and how drivers can save some money. and later, there's a gold rush at costco for members only. we'll explain. but we begin, as always, with three things investors ought to be thinking about right now. another september slump, stocks ending the last trading week mixed after new inflation data showed prices rose less than expected in august for the month, the major averages were down more than 2. plus, how the looming government shutdown will impact october markets. then ford pausing construction of a michigan ev battery plant that was set to use chinese technology. and finally, meta continues to flail in the metaverse. but getting likes from investors for its big ai initiatives. o

i'm jack otter coming up rising interest rates, pushing bond yields dramatically higher. i'll ask blackrock fixed income chief rick rieder had to navigate this market, then hawkish, fed and aggressive antitrust actions have quieted m and a activity this year, but revival might be on the horizon will take a look at the sectors in play. and later it could become a lot more expensive to watch monday night football, but we begin as always, with three things investors ought to be thinking about right now. it's september, historically, a rocky month for the market stocks closed out the week in the red as investors look ahead to august inflation data out on wednesday. shares of apple are down after china expanded his ban on iphones, preventing government employees from using them on the job and with football season underway will tell you, which online betting apps are worth a wager on the barron's roundtable, my colleagues ben leveson, carl, english and jackhowes. so ben september historically, not a great month of the market, and investors are reading the script, and this is ju