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Why lay 8.5 points for the full game when Baltimore could offer a cleaner opportunity in the first half?

On Madden On The Line, host Jo Madden, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at CrossCheck Media Inc., breaks down the New Orleans Saints vs. Baltimore Ravens matchup and explains why she prefers Baltimore -5.5 in the first half.

Jo respects New Orleans’ ability to hang around and keep fighting late—exactly why she wants to avoid the possibility of a backdoor cover on the full-game spread. Instead, she’s looking for Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry and the Ravens to establish control early.

Her approach: Baltimore -5.5 first half. Get in. Get out.

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Don’t let Week 1 fool you. Jo Madden isn’t buying the New York Jets hype.

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The betting line flipped—but Jo Madden isn’t following the market toward Carolina.

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Is Chicago’s offense for real after exploding for 59 points?

On Madden On The Line, host Jo Madden, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at CrossCheck Media Inc., breaks down Sunday’s NFC North matchup between the Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears.

Despite typically looking toward the underdog in divisional games, Jo says she doesn’t trust Minnesota enough to take the points. Instead, she explains why she’s willing to lay Chicago -4.5, while also taking a hard look at the Bears’ 26.5 team total.

Can Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson’s offense keep piling up points when Minnesota brings the pressure? Jo breaks down the matchup, quarterback uncertainty and injuries before revealing her preferred angle.

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Can Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers keep it close against New England?

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Can Tennessee score enough to keep pace with Philadelphia? Jo Madden, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at CrossCheck Media Inc. and host of Madden On The Line, breaks down Sunday’s Philadelphia Eagles vs. Tennessee Titans matchup.

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The Fed just changed the equation for Wall Street—but is the AI boom powerful enough to overcome higher rates, tariffs and growing economic risks?

On this high-energy episode of ⁠Wayve Wire⁠, ⁠Wayve Capital⁠ CEO Joe Besecker and CIO ⁠Rhys Williams⁠ join host ⁠Todd M. Schoenberger⁠ for a wide-ranging debate over the forces shaping markets heading into the final quarter of 2026.

The conversation begins with the Federal Reserve's first rate increase in three years. The Fed raised its benchmark range to 3.75%–4.00% this week as persistent inflation, energy costs and robust AI-related capital investment complicate the economic outlook.

But does a higher cost of capital actually derail the AI buildout?

Joe makes the bull case for data centers and AI infrastructure, arguing that the economics, tax advantages and potential returns remain powerful. Rhys examines the political debate surrounding data-center construction and why jobs, businesses and other local economic interests could influence how communities ultimately respond.

Then the debate gets bigger: tariffs, China, inflation and recession risk. Joe puts his recession risk at 25%–30%, while Rhys explains why he sees a 2026 recession as unlikely but acknowledges the economic risks ahead. Those are their assessments from the show—not forecasts from current economic data. Recent indicators remain mixed: August retail sales jumped 1.2%, while new data Friday showed U.S. factory production unexpectedly fell 0.3%.

The panel also tackles the growing divide between lower-income consumers and the broader economy, whether October's AI earnings could become the market's next major test, and the bull case built around earnings growth, economic resilience and AI spending finally translating into profits.

And Wayve Wire doesn't stop with Wall Street. Joe, Rhys and Todd turn to NFL and college football, NIL's transformation of college sports, Apple's newest iPhone, and the end of an era at Berkshire Hathaway following Warren Buffett's move to chairman emeritus.

Rates are rising. AI spending isn't stopping. Consumers are being tested. And Wall Street is trying to determine what comes next.

This is ⁠Wayve Wire⁠.

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The Fed just changed the equation for Wall Street—but is the AI boom powerful enough to overcome higher rates, tariffs and growing economic risks?

On this high-energy episode of Wayve Wire, Wayve Capital CEO Joe Besecker and CIO Rhys Williams join host Todd M. Schoenberger for a wide-ranging debate over the forces shaping markets heading into the final quarter of 2026.

The conversation begins with the Federal Reserve's first rate increase in three years. The Fed raised its benchmark range to 3.75%–4.00% this week as persistent inflation, energy costs and robust AI-related capital investment complicate the economic outlook.

But does a higher cost of capital actually derail the AI buildout?

Joe makes the bull case for data centers and AI infrastructure, arguing that the economics, tax advantages and potential returns remain powerful. Rhys examines the political debate surrounding data-center construction and why jobs, businesses and other local economic interests could influence how communities ultimately respond.

Then the debate gets bigger: tariffs, China, inflation and recession risk. Joe puts his recession risk at 25%–30%, while Rhys explains why he sees a 2026 recession as unlikely but acknowledges the economic risks ahead. Those are their assessments from the show—not forecasts from current economic data. Recent indicators remain mixed: August retail sales jumped 1.2%, while new data Friday showed U.S. factory production unexpectedly fell 0.3%.

The panel also tackles the growing divide between lower-income consumers and the broader economy, whether October's AI earnings could become the market's next major test, and the bull case built around earnings growth, economic resilience and AI spending finally translating into profits.

And Wayve Wire doesn't stop with Wall Street. Joe, Rhys and Todd turn to NFL and college football, NIL's transformation of college sports, Apple's newest iPhone, and the end of an era at Berkshire Hathaway following Warren Buffett's move to chairman emeritus.

Rates are rising. AI spending isn't stopping. Consumers are being tested. And Wall Street is trying to determine what comes next.

This is Wayve Wire.

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The Federal Reserve has raised rates, inflation remains stubborn, oil is volatile and questions about the massive AI investment boom are getting louder. So where does that leave investors heading into the final quarter of 2026?

On this episode of ⁠The Money Path⁠, host ⁠Todd M. Schoenberger⁠ sits down with ⁠Barbara Doran⁠, CEO and CIO of ⁠BD8 Capital Partners⁠, to break down the changing investment landscape.

Doran explains why she believes another Fed rate hike could arrive before year-end, while arguing that strong employment, consumer spending and wealth creation continue to make a U.S. recession appear distant. She also discusses why earnings could become the critical driver for stocks in Q4 as market valuations have come down.

The conversation turns to one of Wall Street's biggest debates: Is the AI spending boom sustainable? Doran says demand remains real, hyperscalers are still planning enormous capital expenditures, and supply constraints across memory and other critical components could persist for years.

Todd and Barbara also examine $100+ oil and energy stocks, why she views much of the sector as a cyclical trade, and where she sees opportunities beyond technology—including healthcare, consumer discretionary and financials.

Higher rates. AI billions. Oil volatility. Strong earnings. The Q4 investment playbook is changing.

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NFL Week 2 is here—and after an offensive explosion in Week 1, Jo Madden says bettors need to be careful before chasing those inflated totals.

On this episode of ⁠Madden On The Line⁠, ⁠Jo Madden⁠, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at ⁠CrossCheck Media Inc.⁠, breaks down the Week 2 board, beginning with a blockbuster Thursday Night Football matchup between the Buffalo Bills and Detroit Lions. The teams combined for 90 points the last time they met, and Jo examines whether another shootout is coming—or whether the betting market has already pushed the total too far.

After NFL teams combined for a staggering 791 points in Week 1, Jo's warning is simple: don't confuse explosive offense with betting value. She explains why rapidly moving totals can leave bettors paying a premium for last week's results.

Then it's time to attack the board. Jo breaks down Josh Allen, Jared Goff, Jahmyr Gibbs, Dalton Kincaid and the Bills-Lions prop market, before moving across the Week 2 slate with her angles on the Eagles-Titans, Steelers-Patriots, Vikings-Bears, Panthers-Falcons, Packers-Jets, Ravens-Saints, Bengals-Texans and more.

🔥 The lines have moved. The public is chasing points. Jo Madden is looking for the value.

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