Two weeks of NFL preseason football are in the books, and it’s time to separate real warning signs from August noise.

On this episode of Madden On The Line, host Jo Madden, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at CrossCheck Media Inc., is joined by sports betting expert and Pushing The Odds host Matt Perrault for a wide-ranging look at the NFL as Week 1 rapidly approaches.

The biggest debate starts in Cleveland. Deshaun Watson has been named the Browns’ Week 1 starter, but Matt explains why that may not end the quarterback controversy—and why a rough opening stretch could quickly put Shedeur Sanders into the conversation.

Matt also delivers some potentially profitable—and controversial—NFL futures calls. He likes the Arizona Cardinals under, sees value in the New England Patriots over 9.5 wins, and makes one of his boldest predictions by taking the Buffalo Bills under 11.5 wins.

Then comes an even bigger fade: Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. Matt explains why he believes Kansas City is being overvalued, why he likes the Chiefs under 10.5 wins, and why he isn't buying another immediate Super Bowl run.

And when Jo asks him to make his Super Bowl prediction, Matt doesn't hesitate: Cincinnati Bengals vs. Los Angeles Rams—with the Rams winning it all.

Jo and Matt also tackle Cam Ward and Tennessee’s struggling offense, George Kittle’s return, preseason injuries, roster cuts, the dangers of betting NFL preseason Week 3, international expansion and whether preseason football itself could eventually disappear. Matt argues that joint practices are becoming increasingly important and believes preseason could be gone within the next decade as the NFL expands its regular season and international footprint.

Which NFL teams are being overrated? Which futures are worth targeting? And who actually has a path to the Super Bowl? Madden On The Line is putting the preseason hype on trial.

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Is the market’s AI trade finally losing momentum—or is the latest semiconductor weakness simply a healthy reset before the next move higher?

On this episode of Keith’s Corner, host Todd M. Schoenberger sits down with Keith Schneider, CEO and Co-Founder of MarketGauge.com, to break down a market undergoing an important rotation. Semiconductors and the Nasdaq 100 are under pressure, biotech is gaining momentum, bond yields remain elevated, and money continues moving toward gold, silver and other hard assets.

At the center of the conversation is Nvidia. With a major announcement approaching, Keith explains why disappointment could trigger significant selling across semiconductors—and potentially the broader technology sector. But he also cautions against declaring the AI trade dead. Longer-term technical trends remain intact, and Keith explains why investors need to distinguish between a normal correction and a genuine breakdown.

Todd and Keith also examine the emerging biotech opportunity, including AI’s potential impact on drug development and renewed attention surrounding cancer-vaccine research. Keith explains why he currently prefers diversified biotech exposure through indexes and ETFs such as IBB rather than attempting to pick individual winners in an exceptionally volatile industry.

Then there’s the extraordinary move in precious metals. With bullish forecasts for gold becoming increasingly aggressive, Keith discusses whether gold can continue climbing, why silver may still be relatively inexpensive, and what the migration toward commodities—from metals to copper and soft commodities—could be telling investors about inflation, currencies and risk.

And throughout the conversation, Keith returns to one principle that matters regardless of the asset: managing the trade means managing the risk.

Is Wall Street witnessing the beginning of a major rotation out of semiconductors—or just another opportunity to buy the AI pullback?

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Treasury yields are surging, technology stocks are rotating, and Wall Street is questioning whether higher rates could finally derail the bull market. But Jay Hatfield isn’t backing away from his bullish outlook.

On this episode of ⁠Hatfield Economics⁠, host ⁠Todd M. Schoenberger⁠ sits down with Jay Hatfield, CEO of ⁠Infrastructure Capital Management⁠ and CIO of ICAP ETFs, including the new $QVOL ETF, to break down what rising bond yields really mean for stocks.

With the 30-year Treasury moving above 5.3% and the 10-year hovering near 4.7%, Hatfield explains why he does not view higher yields as the market’s biggest threat. Instead, he argues that rates remain largely consistent with expected Fed policy and maintains a bullish S&P 500 base-case target of 8,100–8,400, with the potential for another rally in October and November.

Todd and Jay also examine the rotation away from parts of technology, whether financials and software could assume greater market leadership, why earnings remain the foundation of the bull case, and whether a 5% 10-year Treasury would actually change Jay’s outlook.

The conversation moves into small caps and AI, where Jay warns investors against blindly chasing speculative companies and emphasizes valuation and reasonable PEG ratios. He also discusses retail-investor participation, the outlook for major retailers, gold’s powerful momentum, political risks facing corporate America, and how QVOL is designed to approach today’s market.

Is Wall Street experiencing a routine bull-market reset—or is the bond market sending investors a warning they shouldn’t ignore? Jay Hatfield breaks down what he believes comes next.

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Maryland’s congressional battle is heating up, and ⁠Berney Flowers⁠ says the final stretch will come down to trust, accountability and whether voters are ready for political change.

On this episode of ⁠Campaign Trail: The Road To Congress⁠, host ⁠Todd M. Schoenberger⁠ sits down with Flowers, the Republican candidate seeking to represent Maryland’s 3rd Congressional District, for a wide-ranging conversation about the issues shaping his campaign.

Flowers makes his case for restricting congressional stock trading, arguing that tougher rules could help rebuild public trust and reduce concerns about lawmakers potentially benefiting from information unavailable to ordinary investors. He also discusses his support for voter-identification requirements and explains why election integrity has become a central part of his message.

The conversation then turns to Maryland politics, Gov. Wes Moore, the growing visibility of Democratic Socialists of America-backed candidates, campaign financing and Flowers’ criticism of his Democratic opponent. Flowers also argues that his military and national-security background provides voters with a clear contrast in the race.

Todd presses Flowers on the political realities of competing in heavily Democratic Maryland, the attacks likely to intensify before the November 3 election, and whether his campaign can convert online attention and grassroots enthusiasm into actual votes.

The episode also addresses the Key Bridge, Flowers’ call for action rather than political finger-pointing, and his campaign’s strategy for the closing weeks of one of Maryland’s closely watched congressional contests.

Can Flowers turn momentum into votes—and disrupt Maryland’s political status quo?

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Is the U.S. economy moving toward recession—or are inflation, commodities and hard assets signaling something even more complicated?

On this episode of ⁠Financial Compass⁠, host Todd M. Schoenberger sits down with Mish Schneider, Founder of the ⁠Economic Modern Family⁠ channel on YouTube, to break down the market signals investors should be watching now.

Mish examines the weakening U.S. dollar, rising government debt, higher oil prices and growing inflation concerns, while explaining what gold, silver, Bitcoin and even sugar may be telling investors about the economic outlook. She also explores whether the market could be approaching a dangerous shift from the familiar “buy the dip” mentality to recession-driven risk aversion.

The conversation goes beyond the macro picture. Mish uses technical analysis, moving averages, relative strength and intermarket relationships to explain how investors can identify opportunities while protecting portfolios if volatility accelerates.

Todd and Mish also dig into individual trades and strategies involving Netflix, PayPal and Circle, plus Mish's plans to expand the Economic Modern Family financial-literacy platform.

Are gold and Bitcoin warning investors about what comes next—or pointing toward the next major opportunity?

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One overlooked fantasy football mistake can leave your roster in serious trouble when bye weeks arrive. On this Madden On The Line short, host Jo Madden, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at CrossCheck Media Inc., talks with Fantasy Football Expert Andy McNamara about why managers need to think beyond simply drafting the best player available.

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Seattle’s backfield has been blown wide open — and Jo Madden says fantasy football managers should be paying attention.

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Wall Street may be heading into one of the most important stretches of the year.

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Read the market. Bet the board. Find the edge.

On this Madden On The Line Special Report, Jo Madden, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at CrossCheck Media, breaks down the NFL preseason board after Thursday night delivered profitable opportunities—and turns her attention to the next slate of games.

Jo recaps the Texans-Raiders and 49ers action before identifying the matchups, quarterback rotations, coaching tendencies and live-betting opportunities she’s watching next.

🏈 Jets vs. Steelers: Why the ground game could dictate the matchup and why Jo is looking toward the Under 37.5.

🏈 Panthers vs. Jaguars: Trevor Lawrence and Jacksonville's starters create an intriguing first-half opportunity, while Carolina could become a live-betting target later.

🔥 Packers vs. Broncos — Game of the Night: Jo expects Bo Nix and Denver's starters to attack early. She's targeting the first-quarter Over 7.5 and Broncos first half -2.5, while watching for a potential Green Bay live-betting opportunity if the line gets inflated.

Preseason football isn't simply about predicting the final score. Quarterback rotations, playing time, coaching philosophy, roster battles and market movement can create opportunities before and during the game.

Jo breaks down where she sees those opportunities—and what could change once the ball is kicked.

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Wall Street may be heading into one of the most important stretches of the year.

On this episode of Wayve Wire, host Todd M. Schoenberger sits down with Joe Besecker, CEO of Wayve Capital, to break down the forces shaping markets—from interest rates and inflation to artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and opportunities hiding outside the market’s biggest winners.

Besecker explains why thin summer trading could amplify market swings, why he’s not ready to run to cash, and where investors may want to look as the year progresses. He sees potential opportunity in beaten-down areas including energy, construction, life sciences and retail, while remaining highly bullish on AI’s ability to transform healthcare, financial services, energy exploration and traditional industries.

The conversation also explores the next phase of the AI revolution. As technology makes everything from forming a business to delivering legal and banking services faster and cheaper, which companies will adapt—and which could be left behind?

Plus, Besecker discusses the growing threat of cyberattacks across financial markets and crypto, the possibility of increased consolidation in banking, life sciences and energy, the outlook for consumers heading toward the holiday season, and why technology is even changing industries such as horse racing and gaming.

The market may be volatile, but Besecker believes opportunity is still on the table. The question is where investors should look next.

Featured Expert: Joe Besecker, CEO, Wayve Capital

Host: Todd M. Schoenberger

Show: Wayve Wire | Biz Talk Today TV

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