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What if 5% Treasury yields aren't the market disaster investors have been conditioned to fear?

On this episode of The Money Path, host Todd M. Schoenberger sits down with Jim Bianco, President of Bianco Research, for a wide-ranging discussion about interest rates, inflation, the Federal Reserve, housing, artificial intelligence and why the investment environment may require Wall Street to rethink some of its old assumptions.

Bianco argues that a 10-year Treasury yield around 5% doesn't automatically spell trouble for stocks. His bigger point: interest rates should ultimately reflect the economy's nominal growth rate. Rates held artificially low can encourage poor capital allocation, while excessively high rates can choke off productive investment.

That becomes particularly important in the AI infrastructure boom. Bianco argues that projects capable of generating sufficiently high returns can continue attracting capital even in a higher-rate environment. The pressure instead falls on marginal investments that only made economic sense when money was exceptionally cheap.

The conversation then turns to one of America's most difficult economic problems: housing affordability. Bianco argues that lower mortgage rates alone won't solve the problem because the underlying constraint is housing supply. Local zoning restrictions, development limitations and resistance to new construction can prevent supply from responding to demand—even when financing conditions improve.

Then comes inflation.

Bianco explains why he believes inflation remaining around 3% presents a continuing challenge for the Federal Reserve and makes the case for why policymakers may need to keep monetary policy restrictive—or potentially tighten further. Todd and Jim examine the economic signals that could influence the Fed's next decision, from growth and commodity prices to diesel costs and inflation data.

And what about AI?

Bianco pushes back against the idea that artificial intelligence will simply destroy the economy's existing employment structure. Instead, he sees AI as a potentially powerful productivity tool capable of automating repetitive workflows and allowing workers to accomplish tasks that currently require multiple programs, processes and layers of administration.

The result is a provocative conversation about a new Wall Street reality: higher interest rates, persistent inflation and massive AI investment may be able to coexist with economic growth and strong equity markets.

If 5% yields are becoming normal rather than exceptional, investors may need a very different playbook for the decade ahead.

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Could one of college football’s biggest brands actually be kicked out of the SEC—and what would that mean financially for LSU and the most powerful conference in college sports?

On this episode of Franchise Value, Shana Orczyk Sissel, CEO and Founder of Chicago-based Banríon Capital Management and author of the forthcoming Tough Minded, joins co-host Todd M. Schoenberger to follow the money behind some of the biggest stories reshaping the business of sports.

At the center of the conversation is the escalating confrontation between LSU and the SEC. Conference leaders are scheduled to meet Thursday to consider whether to expel LSU following the dispute over players who previously signed NFL contracts returning to college football. LSU ultimately filled its 105-player roster without the two former NFL signees at the center of the controversy, but SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey has indicated the broader membership dispute remains unresolved. Expulsion would require a two-thirds vote of SEC leaders.

Todd and Shana debate the question Wall Street would ask: What is LSU's SEC membership actually worth? Shana argues that the SEC's enormous media-rights ecosystem makes leaving the conference an extraordinary financial risk. Todd challenges that thesis by asking whether the LSU brand could eventually monetize itself independently through its own media operation. Their disagreement becomes a larger discussion about whether the most powerful college athletic brands are becoming media companies in their own right.

Then it's on to the Los Angeles Clippers, where the NBA imposed a $30 million fine, stripped the franchise of five consecutive first-round picks from 2029 through 2033 and suspended owner Steve Ballmer for a year following an investigation into salary-cap circumvention involving Kawhi Leonard. The Clippers reject the league's findings and plan to challenge the sanctions through arbitration.

Shana and Todd examine a fascinating valuation question: What's more damaging to a multibillion-dollar franchise—the $30 million fine or losing five years of first-round draft capital?

The conversation also turns to Roger Goodell, whose new four-season extension keeps him as NFL commissioner through the 2030 season and ends March 31, 2031—the same month the league's current collective bargaining agreement expires. That timing puts Goodell in position for another potentially transformative period involving labor negotiations, the possibility of an 18-game regular season and future media-rights negotiations.

Finally, Franchise Value examines the economics behind NHL expansion and why adding a new franchise can create a fundamentally different financial outcome for existing owners than simply relocating a team.

From conference membership and media rights to draft picks, franchise valuations and expansion fees, this episode asks the question at the heart of Franchise Value:

What are sports' most valuable assets really worth—and what happens when the rules governing those assets suddenly change?

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Wall Street may be entering one of its most challenging seasonal stretches, but Sam Stovall, Chief Investment Strategist at CFRA Research, still sees significant upside ahead for stocks.

On this episode of The Money Path, Stovall joins host Todd M. Schoenberger to explain why CFRA is targeting 8,050 on the S&P 500 by year-end and 8,650 over the next 12 months. CFRA's bullish outlook is supported by broad earnings momentum, historical market patterns and an AI infrastructure investment cycle the firm believes still has room to run.

But getting there may not be easy.

Stovall breaks down September's historically difficult record and explains why investors should respect market history without allowing fear to dictate their portfolios. His recent analysis shows September has been the S&P 500's weakest month since World War II, while midterm election years have historically brought particularly large drawdowns.

The conversation turns to the Federal Reserve, inflation and Treasury yields as Wall Street prepares for critical PPI and CPI reports. Stovall discusses what another Fed rate hike could mean for equities, why the speed and magnitude of tightening may matter more than a single move, and whether a 10-year Treasury yield approaching 5% could create another burst of market volatility.

Then there's AI. Stovall explains why he believes the AI investment cycle remains relatively early and discusses the earnings strength supporting technology, semiconductors and other areas of the market. CFRA continues to identify the AI infrastructure buildout as an important component of its broader market thesis.

Todd and Sam also follow the money into energy and materials, including why refining companies could offer a different opportunity than traditional upstream oil producers as higher energy prices reshape earnings expectations.

And while September may test investors' nerves, Stovall's historical work points to a much more constructive period later in the year: in midterm years, the fourth quarter has historically been strong, while the 12 months following October 31 of a midterm year have delivered particularly favorable historical results.

Can the S&P 500 reach 8,050? Could another Fed hike derail the rally? Is AI still early? And where does Sam Stovall see the strongest opportunities heading into the final stretch of 2026?

Watch The Money Path with Sam Stovall and Todd M. Schoenberger.

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September may have a reputation as Wall Street’s worst month, but Ryan Detrick, Chief Market Strategist at Carson Group, isn’t ready to bet against the bull market.

On this episode of The Money Path, Detrick joins host Todd M. Schoenberger to explain why Carson remains constructively bullish on stocks despite $100 oil, elevated Treasury yields, the possibility of another Federal Reserve rate hike and the seasonal volatility that often hits markets in September.

Detrick breaks down the historical evidence behind his outlook, including why September has behaved very differently when stocks enter the month already higher for the year. He also discusses the technical levels he's watching on the S&P 500 and why continued strength in earnings, employment and broader economic activity could support additional gains.

The conversation also tackles the consumer. Can Americans withstand higher energy prices and borrowing costs? Detrick explains why rising household wealth and continued spending suggest the economy may be more resilient than bearish headlines imply.

And what about a Fed hike? Detrick argues that one or even two additional increases may not be enough to derail the bull market, particularly if economic growth and corporate profits remain strong.

For investors looking beyond the major indexes, Detrick explains why he remains overweight technology while also seeing opportunity in bank stocks as market leadership broadens.

Most importantly, he reveals the three warning signs that could finally turn him bearish: stress in the credit markets, significant U.S. dollar strength and deteriorating market breadth.

Is September weakness a warning—or another opportunity? Can stocks withstand $100 oil and 5% Treasury yields? And what would finally convince one of Wall Street’s better-known bulls that the market has changed?

Watch The Money Path with Ryan Detrick and Todd M. Schoenberger.

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Wall Street started the shortened trading week with a warning shot. The Dow plunged 628 points, oil moved within striking distance of $100 a barrel, Treasury yields pushed toward 5%, and traders increased bets that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates next week.

On the September 8 Closing Bell edition of The Street Brief, host ⁠Todd M. Schoenberger⁠, CEO of ⁠CrossCheck Media Inc.⁠, breaks down the biggest stories moving markets, business and the global economy.

Software stocks were among the day's biggest casualties, with Salesforce and Intuit falling roughly 4% and ServiceNow losing 5%. But the AI infrastructure trade told a very different story: Intel jumped 9%, while Qualcomm gained after announcing a major agreement under which Amazon could purchase as much as $60 billion in Qualcomm AI data-center chips and related products. Qualcomm is targeting $15 billion in annual data-center chip revenue by 2029.

Todd also examines Bitcoin's retreat below $80,000, record-setting copper prices, the 10-year Treasury yield's march toward 5%, and why Thursday's PPI and Friday's CPI reports could become critical for the Federal Reserve's September 15–16 meeting.

Beyond Wall Street, the episode covers escalating Middle East tensions and their impact on global energy markets, tomorrow's highly anticipated Apple event, developments in Washington, and Reuters' plan to bring more than 70 years of historic television news footage into the AI era.

One correction worth noting from the broadcast: the circulating discussion about U.S. action near Iran's Kharg Island should not be characterized as a confirmed U.S. bombing of the island itself. Reuters reports that U.S. strikes on Saturday targeted three Iranian tankers near the Kharg Island export hub.

The Street Brief — Markets. Money. What Matters.

Hosted by Todd M. Schoenberger and presented by ⁠Biz Talk Today TV⁠, a CrossCheck Media Inc. production.

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Wall Street started the shortened trading week with a warning shot. The Dow plunged 628 points, oil moved within striking distance of $100 a barrel, Treasury yields pushed toward 5%, and traders increased bets that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates next week.

On the September 8 Closing Bell edition of The Street Brief, host Todd M. Schoenberger, CEO of CrossCheck Media Inc., breaks down the biggest stories moving markets, business and the global economy.

Software stocks were among the day's biggest casualties, with Salesforce and Intuit falling roughly 4% and ServiceNow losing 5%. But the AI infrastructure trade told a very different story: Intel jumped 9%, while Qualcomm gained after announcing a major agreement under which Amazon could purchase as much as $60 billion in Qualcomm AI data-center chips and related products. Qualcomm is targeting $15 billion in annual data-center chip revenue by 2029.

Todd also examines Bitcoin's retreat below $80,000, record-setting copper prices, the 10-year Treasury yield's march toward 5%, and why Thursday's PPI and Friday's CPI reports could become critical for the Federal Reserve's September 15–16 meeting.

Beyond Wall Street, the episode covers escalating Middle East tensions and their impact on global energy markets, tomorrow's highly anticipated Apple event, developments in Washington, and Reuters' plan to bring more than 70 years of historic television news footage into the AI era.

One correction worth noting from the broadcast: the circulating discussion about U.S. action near Iran's Kharg Island should not be characterized as a confirmed U.S. bombing of the island itself. Reuters reports that U.S. strikes on Saturday targeted three Iranian tankers near the Kharg Island export hub.

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Oil is closing in on $100 a barrel, Wall Street is under pressure, Treasury yields remain elevated and investors are suddenly confronting the possibility of another Federal Reserve rate hike.

On the inaugural mid-day edition of The Street Brief, host ⁠Todd M. Schoenberger⁠ breaks down the biggest stories moving markets, business and the world.

Todd examines the renewed inflation concerns surrounding rising energy prices, what investors should watch in this week's PPI and CPI reports, and why the Federal Reserve's upcoming interest-rate decision could become a defining moment for markets.

Also on the brief: Bitcoin falls below $80,000, putting pressure on crypto-related stocks; copper hits another record as AI data centers and electrification drive demand for the red metal; Apple prepares for its highly anticipated product event; and Oracle and Adobe earnings could provide the next major test for the AI trade.

Beyond Wall Street, Todd looks at the escalating conflict in the Middle East, developments surrounding efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war, and the beginning of America's week of remembrance ahead of the 25th anniversary of September 11.

Fast. Current. Straight to the stories that matter.

The Street Brief — Markets. Money. What Matters.

Hosted by Todd M. Schoenberger and presented by ⁠Biz Talk Today TV⁠, a CrossCheck Media Inc. production.

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🏈 NFL Week 1 is here—and Jo Madden is putting six futures on the board before the season kicks off.

On this episode of ⁠⁠Madden On The Line⁠⁠, host ⁠⁠Jo Madden⁠⁠, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at ⁠⁠CrossCheck Media Inc.⁠⁠, breaks down the NFL futures she believes offer value entering the 2026 season—and, just as importantly, what could go wrong with every bet.

Jo is backing the Raiders OVER 5.5 wins and Saints OVER 7.5, while going against her own team with the Chargers UNDER 9.5. Then she heads to the division markets, taking Cincinnati to win the AFC North and Denver to win the AFC West before finishing with her biggest individual futures call: Joe Burrow for NFL MVP.

Her philosophy is simple: don't just know why a wager can win—know what can burn you. As Jo puts it, “Two overs, one under, two division winners, one MVP”—six futures before Week 1.

🔥 Jo Madden’s NFL Futures CardRaiders OVER 5.5 | Saints OVER 7.5 | Chargers UNDER 9.5 | Bengals AFC North | Broncos AFC West | Joe Burrow MVP

And Madden On The Line is going all-in on the NFL this season, with Jo returning Thursday at 3:00 PM ET to attack the Week 1 lines, best bets, value plays and player props.

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Oil is closing in on $100 a barrel, Wall Street is under pressure, Treasury yields remain elevated and investors are suddenly confronting the possibility of another Federal Reserve rate hike.

On the inaugural mid-day edition of The Street Brief, host Todd M. Schoenberger breaks down the biggest stories moving markets, business and the world.

Todd examines the renewed inflation concerns surrounding rising energy prices, what investors should watch in this week's PPI and CPI reports, and why the Federal Reserve's upcoming interest-rate decision could become a defining moment for markets.

Also on the brief: Bitcoin falls below $80,000, putting pressure on crypto-related stocks; copper hits another record as AI data centers and electrification drive demand for the red metal; Apple prepares for its highly anticipated product event; and Oracle and Adobe earnings could provide the next major test for the AI trade.

Beyond Wall Street, Todd looks at the escalating conflict in the Middle East, developments surrounding efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war, and the beginning of America's week of remembrance ahead of the 25th anniversary of September 11.

Fast. Current. Straight to the stories that matter.

The Street Brief — Markets. Money. What Matters.

Hosted by Todd M. Schoenberger and presented by Biz Talk Today TV, a CrossCheck Media Inc. production.

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🏈 NFL Week 1 is here—and Jo Madden is putting six futures on the board before the season kicks off.

On this episode of Madden On The Line, host Jo Madden, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at CrossCheck Media Inc., breaks down the NFL futures she believes offer value entering the 2026 season—and, just as importantly, what could go wrong with every bet.

Jo is backing the Raiders OVER 5.5 wins and Saints OVER 7.5, while going against her own team with the Chargers UNDER 9.5. Then she heads to the division markets, taking Cincinnati to win the AFC North and Denver to win the AFC West before finishing with her biggest individual futures call: Joe Burrow for NFL MVP.

Her philosophy is simple: don't just know why a wager can win—know what can burn you. As Jo puts it, “Two overs, one under, two division winners, one MVP”—six futures before Week 1.

🔥 Jo Madden’s NFL Futures Card
Raiders OVER 5.5 | Saints OVER 7.5 | Chargers UNDER 9.5 | Bengals AFC North | Broncos AFC West | Joe Burrow MVP

And Madden On The Line is going all-in on the NFL this season, with Jo returning Thursday at 3:00 PM ET to attack the Week 1 lines, best bets, value plays and player props.

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