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Chris Temple – US Macroeconomic Movers After The Republican Election Sweep And Fed Rate Cut

Chris Temple, with a longer-format nuanced discussion on the US equity markets, US dollar, gold, and the real health of the economy, after this week’s Republican party sweep in the elections, and Fed rate cut.   We get into potential paths forward, and hard decisions and proposed solutions that will need to be considered as we roll into 2025. 

Thu 7 Nov, 2024
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Chris Temple – Post Fed Meeting US Equity Markets And Commodities Take A Back Seat To Recession Concerns

Chris Temple discusses the market moves coming out of the Fed  FOMC meeting and weaker jobs data this week,, where US equities and commodities rolled over on increasing recession concerns ..

Fri 2 Aug, 2024
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Chris Temple – Fed Policy, Mid-Cycle Course Corrections, Inflation, The Great Stagflation, US Equities, And Commodities

Chris Temple shares his main takeaways from the FOMC meeting this week, how any limited rate cuts may just end up being mid-cycle course corrections, the true reality as it relates to consumer pricing inflation, The Great Stagflation, and how this all ties into the commodities sector and economy.

Thu 13 Jun, 2024
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Chris Temple – Critical Minerals And The Energy Transition – So Close, And Yet So Far Away

Chris Temple shares some of the key insights he took away from the Energy Transition Metals Summit in Washington D.C. last week, and the policy changes needed to boost critical minerals production in western nations.

Thu 9 May, 2024
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Chris Temple – He’s Back! Stagflation and Market Insights

Chris Temple, Editor and Publisher of the National Investor is back!   We sat down with Chris at the New Orleans Investment Conference to focus…

Mon 6 Nov, 2023
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Market Wrap with Mr. T

Wed 29 Jun, 2016
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We discuss additional areas to consider in investment directions with Chris Temple

In our opinion the innovative start-up companies that we see today represent a great tribute to capitalism.

Wed 18 May, 2016
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