HeyJaredDoc's Investing RX
A fun and educational podcast to simplify and explore investing in the stock market. The goal is to grow and learn as an investor the tools necessary to find your investment strategy and tackle the fears around stocks.
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S3E5 - Stocks Are Up. Why Does Getting Ahead Feel Tougher? (opens the original)
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You saved more. Your retirement account had a good week. So why does the next big step still feel harder to afford? This week on Doc’s Investing Rx, Doc follows the gap between a rising stock market and the decisions Americans face at home. We connect higher financing costs to the AI rally, Meta’s newest products, Micron’s upcoming earnings, and the political developments affecting energy and trade. The question running through it all: who has the financial flexibility to keep moving forward and
S3E4 - I Was Wrong About the Fed: What the Rate Hike Really Means (opens the original)
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CPI vs PCE, Inflation, and AI StocksDoc opens by admitting he wrongly predicted the Fed would hold rates; the Fed instead unanimously hiked 25 bps to 3.75%–4.0% and signaled more hikes via the dot plot, while the 10-year Treasury rose above 5%. He explains his mistakes: focusing on oil as a supply shock rather than the risk of it spreading into broader prices and expectations, and relying on core CPI instead of the Fed’s target measure, PCE (headline PCE 3.7%, core PCE 3.3%). He breaks down four
Fed Decision Wednesday: Hike or Hold? The Real Interest Rate Problem (opens the original)
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Doc previews Wednesday’s 2:00 PM ET Federal Reserve decision, noting futures markets price an 80%+ chance of a hike while he takes a contrarian view that the Fed holds, likely paired with hawkish guidance. He explains the case for hiking—above-target inflation, rising inflation expectations, strong labor data, and the need to protect Fed credibility—then argues for holding because much of current inflation is energy- and war-driven, households are strained by high borrowing costs, financial cond
Season 3 Episode 2 - Midterm Summer (opens the original)
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Doc and Pablo take a dive into the current market volatility and the key to navigating the unrest heading into midterm elections.
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