Welcome to the January 21st episode with Wall Street Beats Pros, Charlie Peabody, Berna Barshay, and Jeff Macke, and moderator Nadine Terman.

In today’s episode, Charlie Peabody delves into the recent earnings reports from major banks, highlighting their performance and market reactions. Discover the dynamics between large-cap banks JPMorgan Chase $JPM, Citigroup $C, Morgan Stanley $MS and regional institutions Truist $TFC, U.S. Bancorp $USB, PNC Financial $PNC, along with insights into the ongoing implications of Trump policies on the financial sector.

Switching gears, Berna Barshay recaps the ICR Conference, offering a deep dive into the state of the retail sector. From consumer spending patterns to the surprising absence of tariff discussions, gain valuable perspectives on the current retail landscape and standout companies like Abercrombie & Fitch $ANF, Aritzia $ATZAF, and Crocs $CROX.

Finally, Jeff Macke provides an intriguing analysis of the broader consumer trends and investment opportunities, dissecting the interplay between economic environments and retail giants such as Gap $GPS and American Eagle Outfitters $AEO.

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In this episode of Beats Roundtable, Ben Brey sits down with energy expert Bob Morris and special guest Macro Strategist Craig Shapiro of the Bear Traps Report to delve into the ramifications of potential U.S. tariffs on Canadian crude oil imports under the Trump administration. As the market braces for potential changes, the discussion focuses on the implications for top Canadian oil producer $CNQ and how these tariffs could reverberate through global energy markets.

Bob Morris provides insights into $CNQ's market position and the potential economic impact of a 25% tariff on Canadian crude oil exports to the U.S., while Craig Shapiro explores broader market dynamics and the uncertainty surrounding Trump's trade policies. The conversation broadens to include the influence of weather patterns, U.S. crude oil inventories, and geopolitical factors on current energy markets.

Tune in for an in-depth analysis of the possible shifts in the energy sector as the Trump administration's tariff strategies unfold, with expert opinions on investment opportunities and risks in a climate of economic uncertainty.

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In this Jan 16, 2025 episode of Beats Roundtable, Ben Brey, Jeff Macke, and David Maris tackle the latest market moves and industry insights:

•Target’s Blues: Jeff shares his candid take on Target’s struggles with declining margins, management woes, and their uphill battle to stay relevant against Walmart and Costco.

•Eli Lilly & GLP-1 Hype: David examines the obesity drug market, Lilly’s guidance fallout, and why this healthcare giant might need a reality check.

•AI’s Impact on Wall Street: The team explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping finance, from junior banker roles to AI-driven analytics.

•Stock Picks & Market Outlook: A look at Viking Therapeutics, Ambu’s rebound, and why bonds might be gearing up for a comeback amidst volatile markets.

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