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Markets Reel Amid Recession Fears

In the wake of a significant U.S. jobs report revealing an unemployment rate of 4.3%, both U.S. and global markets are experiencing sharp declines as investors respond to rising concerns of a looming recession. The market downturn has particularly impacted Big Tech stocks, which had previously been a pillar of market strength but are now showing signs of vulnerability.

FBN correspondent Lydia Hu brings exclusive insights from her discussion with Arthur Laffer Jr., President of Tengler Laffer Investment. They delve into the reasons behind the global market’s preparation for a recession, the possibility of the Federal Reserve considering an “emergency rate cut,” and how these economic concerns might shape Americans’ preferences in the 2024 election as November approaches.

Stay informed with the latest analysis and expert perspectives on how the unfolding economic situation could impact both the markets and the broader political landscape.

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Tengler: Invest in Old Economy Companies Embracing New Technology

Nancy Tengler, CEO and CIO of Laffer Tengler Investments, joins Bloomberg’s “The Close” with Alix Steel and Katie Greifeld to discuss earnings and her strategies for choosing stocks. Tengler’s advice: invest in “old economy” companies embracing new technologies like digitization, cloud computing, and generative AI. During the interview, she also emphasized rotating within S&P sectors, as small-cap stocks have underperformed significantly over the past 20 years, and she sees potential in large-cap tech companies like Google and Microsoft due to their strong balance sheets and free cash flow.

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Tengler: We’re in the Early Stages of a Bull Market

Nancy Tengler, CEO and Chief Investment Officer of Laffer Tengler Investments, discusses the macro landscape of stocks and investment in the recent episode of “Bloomberg Technology” with Carolyn Hyde. In the interview, Tengler shared a cautiously optimistic outlook, anticipating a gradua decline in interest rates. She highlighted the early stages of a new bull market driven by technology and generative AI, supported by a 25-year high in US productivity. This productivity surge underpins earnings growth and rising stock prices, despite mixed and frequently revised economic data.

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