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Wall Street is sitting near record territory, earnings are surging, and investors keep waiting for the pullback that refuses to arrive. But could the biggest threat to the next phase of the bull market come from AI regulation?

On this episode of The Money Path, host Todd M. Schoenberger sits down with Scott Ladner, Chief Investment Officer of Charlotte-based Horizon Investments, for a wide-ranging conversation about what investors may be getting wrong about today's market.

Ladner challenges the assumption that record highs automatically mean stocks are due for a correction, arguing that markets tend to trend rather than simply mean-revert. With corporate earnings showing extraordinary strength, he explains why fundamentals — not just speculation — continue to support equities.

The conversation then turns to one of the most provocative questions facing technology investors: Could artificial intelligence eventually be treated as a public good and regulated more like a utility? Ladner explains why such a regulatory framework could dramatically alter the economics and valuations of AI leaders, including companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic.

Todd and Scott also examine the disconnect between booming technology earnings and stock-price performance, elevated Treasury yields, America's growing debt burden and why Ladner currently favors stocks over bonds.

And where does he see opportunity beyond the mega-cap giants? Ladner points toward industrials, healthcare and cyclical stocks as areas investors shouldn't overlook.

There may also be a warning hiding beneath Wall Street's calm exterior: complacency. With volatility unusually subdued, Ladner explains why investors could be increasingly vulnerable to an unexpected shock — and why September may prove more challenging than August.

Record highs. Explosive earnings. AI regulation. Bond yields. Market complacency. This is the investor conversation heading into the next phase of 2026.

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Fantasy football draft season is here—and blindly following the rankings could be the fastest way to wreck your roster.

On this episode of Madden On The Line, host Jo Madden, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at CrossCheck Media, welcomes longtime fantasy analyst Jim Coventry of RotoWire and SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio to identify where the fantasy market may be getting it wrong and how managers can build a smarter draft strategy. Coventry's central warning is simple: don't allow average draft position (ADP) to make your decisions for you.

Coventry explains why fantasy managers should be willing to challenge consensus rankings, how to separate meaningful preseason developments from meaningless hype, and why a steady stream of positive training-camp reports can matter more than one spectacular preseason performance.

Then come the names fantasy players want to hear. Coventry makes the case for Matthew Golden, argues the market may be undervaluing key Minnesota Vikings players, raises concerns about the Philadelphia Eagles passing attack, and predicts a breakout for Marvin Harrison at a much more attractive draft price.

He also reveals his approach to draft night: build separate quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end boards, track positional runs and think several rounds ahead instead of simply grabbing the next name on a Top 250 list.

And Coventry goes especially bullish on the Los Angeles Chargers, explaining why the offense could be primed for a major season. His bold fantasy calls include Omarion Hampton as his RB3, Mark Andrews as a tight end worth waiting for, and David Montgomery as a mid-round target who could help put a roster over the top.

Plus, Jo breaks down the NFL preseason slate and explains why fantasy players should stop asking who won the game and start asking who won the job.

If you're preparing for your fantasy football draft, this episode could change your board.

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Professional sports franchises have become some of the most coveted alternative assets in the world—and Wall Street wants a bigger piece of the action.

On this episode of Franchise Value, co-hosts Shana Orczyk Sissel, CEO and Founder of Banríon Capital Management and author of Tough Minded, and Todd M. Schoenberger break down the surge in sports valuations, institutional capital and private equity reshaping the business of professional sports.

From the latest Lakers transaction and its implications for NBA valuations to Apollo's reported $2.6 billion Yankees-related deal, Shana explains why institutional investors are increasingly attracted to sports and why NBA ownership rules can create intense competition for limited franchise stakes.

The conversation goes beyond headline valuations. Are small-market teams actually better investments than iconic franchises in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago? Can private equity improve stadiums and the fan experience without turning teams into financial engineering exercises? And how much of today's soaring franchise value is ultimately being financed by the loyalty—and wallets—of fans?

Shana and Todd also examine sports rights funds, personal seat licenses, memorabilia as an alternative asset, the Buffalo Bills stadium debate, NFL economics, WNBA investment opportunities, and the rumored interest surrounding Jeff Bezos and Liverpool FC.

Plus, Shana makes the case for why the NFL may remain the crown jewel of American sports investing and explains why a trip to Iowa's Field of Dreams belongs on every serious sports fan's bucket list.

Shana's new book, Tough Minded, arrives November 10.

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Most businesses have no idea how exposed they are to privacy lawsuits — until a demand letter shows up. On this episode of ⁠The Money Path⁠, host ⁠Todd M. Schoenberger⁠ sits down with Richart Ruddie, founder of Captain Compliance, to break down why outdated privacy policies and broken cookie consent tools are the #1 red flag regulators and plaintiffs' attorneys look for. Richart explains how AI has fueled a surge in mass-produced privacy claims, why companies of every size — from Roku and Disney to small local businesses — are getting hit, and how California's new Data Broker Registration Act (enforcement began August 1st) can cost non-compliant companies $200 per day, per violation. They also dig into vendor risk, data breach notification rules, and why Richart believes a bad privacy policy is more dangerous in 2026 than an actual hack. If your business collects any data — even just through Google Analytics — this episode is required listening.

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SpaceX went from roughly $224 to around $131 in just two months. So after a collapse that dramatic, is the stock becoming an opportunity—or is it still too expensive?

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Former U.S. Senator Scott Brown, who is running for the U.S. Senate in New Hampshire, delivers a forceful assessment of the growing influence of democratic socialist candidates during an appearance on Campaign Trail: The Road To Congress.

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Could the S&P 500 reach 9,300—or will oil, Iran and the Federal Reserve derail the rally first?

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, for a wide-ranging discussion about what could determine Wall Street’s next major move.

Hatfield says powerful corporate earnings—not just technology stocks—continue to support the market and could ultimately justify an S&P 500 target approaching 9,300 under the right valuation and interest-rate environment. But the path higher could depend heavily on oil prices, the Strait of Hormuz and the direction of Treasury yields.

The conversation turns directly to the Federal Reserve and inflation, where Hatfield argues policymakers are relying on the wrong data. He explains why he believes CPI should replace PCE as the Fed’s preferred inflation measure, challenges the validity of the Fed’s 2% inflation target and warns that another rate increase under current conditions could become a significant policy mistake.

Hatfield also delivers a warning about private credit, explaining why he believes investors should consider redeeming from private-credit funds and discusses why he favors PFFA as a more liquid alternative.

Then it’s on to stocks.

Hatfield breaks down his outlook for Broadcom, Marvell and Amazon as the AI investment boom continues, identifying Broadcom as his preferred risk/reward opportunity among the three. He also explains why ICAP has become more constructive on alternative asset managers while remaining more neutral toward traditional banks.

And what about SpaceX? Hatfield walks Todd through his fundamental valuation approach, including a discounted cash-flow analysis that produces a roughly $100 target, and explains why even revolutionary companies still need valuations grounded in future profitability.

From S&P 9,300 and the AI boom to oil, inflation, private credit, the Fed and SpaceX, Jay Hatfield lays out the opportunities—and risks—that could define the next phase of the market.

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Could the S&P 500 reach 9,300—or will oil, Iran and the Federal Reserve derail the rally first?

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, for a wide-ranging discussion about what could determine Wall Street’s next major move.

Hatfield says powerful corporate earnings—not just technology stocks—continue to support the market and could ultimately justify an S&P 500 target approaching 9,300 under the right valuation and interest-rate environment. But the path higher could depend heavily on oil prices, the Strait of Hormuz and the direction of Treasury yields.

The conversation turns directly to the Federal Reserve and inflation, where Hatfield argues policymakers are relying on the wrong data. He explains why he believes CPI should replace PCE as the Fed’s preferred inflation measure, challenges the validity of the Fed’s 2% inflation target and warns that another rate increase under current conditions could become a significant policy mistake.

Hatfield also delivers a warning about private credit, explaining why he believes investors should consider redeeming from private-credit funds and discusses why he favors PFFA as a more liquid alternative.

Then it’s on to stocks.

Hatfield breaks down his outlook for Broadcom, Marvell and Amazon as the AI investment boom continues, identifying Broadcom as his preferred risk/reward opportunity among the three. He also explains why ICAP has become more constructive on alternative asset managers while remaining more neutral toward traditional banks.

And what about SpaceX? Hatfield walks Todd through his fundamental valuation approach, including a discounted cash-flow analysis that produces a roughly $100 target, and explains why even revolutionary companies still need valuations grounded in future profitability.

From S&P 9,300 and the AI boom to oil, inflation, private credit, the Fed and SpaceX, Jay Hatfield lays out the opportunities—and risks—that could define the next phase of the market.

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Most businesses have no idea how exposed they are to privacy lawsuits — until a demand letter shows up. On this episode of The Money Path, host Todd M. Schoenberger sits down with Richart Ruddie, founder of Captain Compliance, to break down why outdated privacy policies and broken cookie consent tools are the #1 red flag regulators and plaintiffs' attorneys look for. Richart explains how AI has fueled a surge in mass-produced privacy claims, why companies of every size — from Roku and Disney to small local businesses — are getting hit, and how California's new Data Broker Registration Act (enforcement began August 1st) can cost non-compliant companies $200 per day, per violation. They also dig into vendor risk, data breach notification rules, and why Richart believes a bad privacy policy is more dangerous in 2026 than an actual hack. If your business collects any data — even just through Google Analytics — this episode is required listening.

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Wall Street is bullish—but Keith Schneider sees the possibility of an explosive final move before the market reaches a major turning point.

On this episode of ⁠Keith’s Corner⁠, host Todd M. Schoenberger sits down with Keith Schneider, CEO and Co-Founder of ⁠MarketGauge⁠, for a wide-ranging discussion about the forces driving global markets: geopolitical tensions, surging commodities, oil, gold, inflation, the weakening U.S. dollar and a potentially important shift in stock-market leadership.

Keith explains why markets could be setting up for a parabolic move—or potentially a market top—in the coming weeks, while small- and mid-cap stocks begin outperforming the Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500. The conversation also examines biotech, AI and semiconductor-driven opportunities as investors look beyond the mega-cap stocks that have dominated Wall Street.

Oil becomes one of the episode’s biggest signals. Keith identifies a broad technical range for USO between roughly $100 and $150 and explains why a break below $100 could indicate easing geopolitical tensions, while a breakout above $150 could point toward escalating risks and potentially higher energy prices. Gold, commodities and the weakening dollar add another layer to the macro picture.

Todd and Keith also explore how drone warfare is changing geopolitical power dynamics, the implications of continuing Middle East tensions, and how energy prices could ultimately affect American consumers and markets heading toward the midterm elections.

Agriculture is another area investors shouldn't overlook. With the USDA report arriving August 12, Keith discusses the potential setup in the Invesco DB Agriculture Fund (DBA) and the strong move in the Teucrium Sugar Fund (CANE), including how he approaches scaling out of profitable positions while using trailing stops to manage risk.

Finally, the conversation turns to the upcoming CPI report, the Federal Reserve and America's growing debt burden. Keith examines what further dollar weakness could be signaling, why headline inflation data may not tell the entire story, and whether higher rates would hurt government finances more severely than the massive AI infrastructure investment cycle.

Oil. Gold. Inflation. The dollar. Small caps. Agriculture. AI. Geopolitics. Keith Schneider breaks down the signals investors should be watching now—and what they could be telling us about Wall Street's next major move.

Programming is provided for informational and entertainment purposes and should not be considered investment advice.

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