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Three weeks of NFL football have given bettors just enough information to think they know which teams are good, which teams are finished and which favorites they can trust. Jo Madden says that's exactly where the danger begins.

On this episode of Madden On The Line, Jo Madden, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at CrossCheck Media Inc., breaks down the NFL Week 4 board and explains why this week is becoming a battle between desperation and inflated betting lines.

Five teams enter the week undefeated while five others are staring at 0-3 records—and history makes the stakes particularly severe for the winless clubs. Jo points out that only seven teams have reached the playoffs after starting 0-3, while only one has recovered from 0-4 to make the postseason.

Jo starts with Steelers-Browns, where injuries along Cleveland's offensive line have her looking toward Pittsburgh and the possibility of T.J. Watt creating serious problems for the Browns' offense. She also examines Aaron Rodgers and several alternative markets rather than simply playing the game total.

Then there's one of the strangest moves on the Week 4 board: Colts-Commanders in London. Washington opened as the favorite before the market flipped dramatically and Indianapolis moved through the key number of three. Jo explains why that movement matters—and why blindly following supposed trends about international games can be a mistake.

The episode also tackles Patriots-Bills, Jets-Bears, Cowboys-Texans, Packers-Buccaneers, Jaguars-Bengals, Rams-Eagles, Titans-Ravens, Dolphins-Vikings and Chiefs-Raiders, with Jo continually returning to one principle: don't confuse picking the better football team with finding the better bet.

That becomes particularly important when the public starts chasing what it just watched. After Chicago's nationally televised win, for example, Jo warns about what she calls the “national televised TV game tax”—when bettors rush to back the team that impressed them most recently and potentially pay an inflated price.

And when double-digit favorites such as Baltimore and Minnesota appear on the board, Jo looks beyond the spread toward first-half lines, team totals, props and potential live-betting opportunities instead.

Which NFL Week 4 lines are worth betting—and which ones should you simply walk away from? Watch the full breakdown before placing your bets.

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Treasury yields are above 5%. Oil is back around $100. The Federal Reserve is talking tough. And Wall Street is beginning to ask whether extraordinary earnings growth can continue. But is the market becoming too pessimistic?

On this episode of ⁠The Money Path⁠, host ⁠Todd M. Schoenberger⁠, CEO of CrossCheck Media Inc., welcomes back Victoria Fernandez, Chief Market Strategist at Crossmark Global Investments in Houston, for a wide-ranging conversation about the signals investors should be watching now.

Victoria begins with the labor market, arguing that the latest JOLTS data still point to a relatively stable environment: job openings declined, but layoffs and quits haven't deteriorated materially. The bigger question may be what happens next as companies confront rising input costs and potentially tighter profit margins. Victoria says margins will be particularly important during the coming earnings season, especially if companies eventually respond to pressure by reducing headcount.

Then comes the Fed. With markets pricing additional rate increases, Victoria questions whether investors have gone too far. She sees the possibility of another hike but argues that the market's expectation for four hikes may be excessive, suggesting two or three could ultimately prove closer to the mark.

And when it comes to the 10-year Treasury above 5%, Victoria sees opportunity. Crossmark has been buying bonds for some clients, taking profits from equity-market winners and locking in attractive fixed-income yields for longer-term investors.

Todd and Victoria also tackle $100 oil, the pressure higher energy costs could eventually put on consumers and corporate margins, and why persistent energy inflation could make the Fed's job considerably more difficult. Victoria's distinction is critical: temporary oil spikes may be manageable, but oil remaining above $100 for an extended period could begin to bite.

But perhaps the biggest question is earnings.

Victoria notes that recent quarterly earnings growth has exceeded 20% and says expectations are around 28% for the third quarter. The risk is what happens if earnings, margins and economic growth are approaching peak levels. If investors expect 25%–28% earnings growth and receive something below 20%, she believes the market could respond negatively.

The conversation also turns to AI spending and the enormous amount of debt being issued by technology companies. Victoria isn't sounding the alarm yet: she says technology credit spreads have actually tightened in some cases and credit markets aren't currently signaling a crisis. But she makes an important point—credit is often where investors first see evidence that the Fed has gone too far.

And her closing message may be the most important: investors focused on 5% Treasury yields and additional Fed hikes could be overlooking a resilient consumer, relatively benign credit conditions, a stable labor market, increased business applications and potentially improving productivity.

Is Wall Street correctly pricing the risks—or getting ahead of itself again?

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Nothing presented should be construed as financial, investment, legal, tax, or gambling advice, nor as a recommendation to buy or sell any security, asset, wager, or strategy. All investments and wagers involve risk, including the possible loss of principal or money placed on a bet. Past performance and statistical analysis are not indicative of future results. 

Viewers and readers are solely responsible for their financial and wagering decisions and should conduct their own due diligence and consult with qualified professionals where appropriate. Sports betting commentary is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Participants must comply with applicable laws and age requirements in their jurisdiction. 

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Is Wall Street entering the most dangerous stretch of the year—or setting up for a major fourth-quarter rebound?

On this episode of Financial Compass, Mish Schneider, Founder of the Economic Modern Family, joins host Todd M. Schoenberger, CEO of CrossCheck Media Inc., to break down a market confronting rising Treasury yields, weakness in junk bonds, pressure on the consumer and growing uncertainty heading into October.

Mish explains why the deterioration in high-yield bonds has caught her attention, what the 50-day moving average is telling her, and why investors shouldn't underestimate the message coming from retail, transportation and regional banks. She also explains why earning more than 5% in cash changes the risk/reward calculation for traders.

The conversation also turns to gold, silver, oil, sugar and inflation, whether bonds could finally be approaching a turning point, and why Mish believes the market's reaction to the upcoming jobs report may matter more than the headline number itself.

Plus, Mish shares a major update on the Economic Modern Family and its evolution into a broader financial and trading literacy project.

Are investors about to get the October rally they're hoping for—or are the bond market's warning signs pointing to something much bigger? Watch the full conversation.

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Wall Street isn't just investing in sports anymore. It's beginning to reshape how sports are owned, financed—and even traded.

On this episode of Franchise Value, Shana Orczyk Sissel, CEO and Founder of Banríon Capital Management and author of Tough Minded, joins co-host Todd M. Schoenberger, CEO of CrossCheck Media Inc., to follow the money behind one of the biggest transformations taking place across the sports business.

The conversation begins with the Protect College Sports Act, which passed the Senate 77–22 and now moves to the House. Senate Commerce Committee Sissel argues the implications extend well beyond NIL. She focuses on pooled media rights and a structure she believes could make college-sports media economics increasingly accessible to institutional and private capital. Franchise Value - September 30t…

Then the conversation moves to private equity and professional sports. Sissel examines reports of MLB's increased private-equity ownership limits, the structure and competing valuation estimates surrounding the Yankees-Apollo transaction, and what greater access to private capital could mean for owners during future labor negotiations. In the episode, she argues that additional liquidity could materially change the financial dynamics between owners and players during a potential lockout. Franchise Value - September 30t…

And then there's the New York Islanders. Sissel explores why a minority investment can imply a roughly $3 billion valuation—and why investors aren't simply buying exposure to wins and losses, but potentially to the broader economics surrounding franchises, venues, media rights and scarcity. Franchise Value - September 30t…

But perhaps the most fascinating development is happening in the financial markets themselves.

CME's new FutureSports Performance Index futures now allow market participants to gain exposure to the performance of all 32 NHL teams through regulated futures contracts. CME Group Sissel digs into the structure and raises concerns about how proposed ETF products tied to sports-performance futures could work for retail investors—including contract resets, fees, offseason exposure and the absence of traditional long-term compounding. Franchise Value - September 30t…

From college football to the Yankees to the Islanders to your brokerage account, sports and Wall Street are colliding like never before.

The question is no longer simply: What is your favorite team worth?

It's becoming: Who owns the economics—and can you trade them?

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What separates the next great AI company from another impressive-looking pitch deck?

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From the Pentagon and national-security world to the campaign trail in Maryland, Berney Flowers says his experience inside government is a major reason he decided to run for Congress.

On this episode of ⁠Campaign Trail: The Road to Congress⁠, host ⁠Todd M. Schoenberger⁠, CEO of CrossCheck Media Inc., sits down with ⁠Berney Flowers⁠, the Republican nominee for Maryland's 3rd Congressional District. Maryland's official primary results show Flowers won a four-candidate Republican contest with 48.92% of the vote, and he now faces Democratic nominee Sarah Elfreth in the general election.

The conversation begins with Flowers' background. Schoenberger discusses Flowers' experience at the Pentagon, his work involving Cyber Command and NORAD, and asks why someone with that résumé would leave the sidelines and enter congressional politics. Flowers says his experiences inside government gave him a different perspective on the country's direction and motivated his decision to run.

The discussion then turns to immigration and border security. Flowers describes concerns about the vetting of people admitted to the United States and argues for stronger background checks while distinguishing illegal entry from immigration through legal channels. Those are Flowers' stated positions in the interview, not independently established findings by the program.

Flowers also discusses his approach to campaigning in Maryland, telling Todd that he is "not your daddy's Republican" and describing his appearance at WCBM's Freedom Fest. Later, he talks about meeting voters at the Anne Arundel County Fair and explains how his experience in immigration, cybersecurity and military affairs has led to appearances as a television commentator.

It's a wide-ranging conversation about national security, immigration, Maryland politics and the experiences Flowers says he would bring to Congress as voters prepare to choose their next representative from Maryland's 3rd District.

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Nothing presented should be construed as financial, investment, legal, tax, or gambling advice, nor as a recommendation to buy or sell any security, asset, wager, or strategy. All investments and wagers involve risk, including the possible loss of principal or money placed on a bet. Past performance and statistical analysis are not indicative of future results. 

Viewers and readers are solely responsible for their financial and wagering decisions and should conduct their own due diligence and consult with qualified professionals where appropriate. Sports betting commentary is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Participants must comply with applicable laws and age requirements in their jurisdiction. 

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Treasury yields are above 5%. Oil is back around $100. The Federal Reserve is talking tough. And Wall Street is beginning to ask whether extraordinary earnings growth can continue. But is the market becoming too pessimistic?

On this episode of The Money Path, host Todd M. Schoenberger, CEO of CrossCheck Media Inc., welcomes back Victoria Fernandez, Chief Market Strategist at Crossmark Global Investments in Houston, for a wide-ranging conversation about the signals investors should be watching now. The Money Path featuring Victor…

Victoria begins with the labor market, arguing that the latest JOLTS data still point to a relatively stable environment: job openings declined, but layoffs and quits haven't deteriorated materially. The bigger question may be what happens next as companies confront rising input costs and potentially tighter profit margins. Victoria says margins will be particularly important during the coming earnings season, especially if companies eventually respond to pressure by reducing headcount. The Money Path featuring Victor…

Then comes the Fed. With markets pricing additional rate increases, Victoria questions whether investors have gone too far. She sees the possibility of another hike but argues that the market's expectation for four hikes may be excessive, suggesting two or three could ultimately prove closer to the mark. The Money Path featuring Victor…

And when it comes to the 10-year Treasury above 5%, Victoria sees opportunity. Crossmark has been buying bonds for some clients, taking profits from equity-market winners and locking in attractive fixed-income yields for longer-term investors. The Money Path featuring Victor…

Todd and Victoria also tackle $100 oil, the pressure higher energy costs could eventually put on consumers and corporate margins, and why persistent energy inflation could make the Fed's job considerably more difficult. Victoria's distinction is critical: temporary oil spikes may be manageable, but oil remaining above $100 for an extended period could begin to bite. The Money Path featuring Victor…

But perhaps the biggest question is earnings.

Victoria notes that recent quarterly earnings growth has exceeded 20% and says expectations are around 28% for the third quarter. The risk is what happens if earnings, margins and economic growth are approaching peak levels. If investors expect 25%–28% earnings growth and receive something below 20%, she believes the market could respond negatively. The Money Path featuring Victor…

The conversation also turns to AI spending and the enormous amount of debt being issued by technology companies. Victoria isn't sounding the alarm yet: she says technology credit spreads have actually tightened in some cases and credit markets aren't currently signaling a crisis. But she makes an important point—credit is often where investors first see evidence that the Fed has gone too far. The Money Path featuring Victor…

And her closing message may be the most important: investors focused on 5% Treasury yields and additional Fed hikes could be overlooking a resilient consumer, relatively benign credit conditions, a stable labor market, increased business applications and potentially improving productivity. The Money Path featuring Victor…

Is Wall Street correctly pricing the risks—or getting ahead of itself again?

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📢 Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on this program are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of CrossCheck Media Inc., Biz Talk Today TV (BTT), or their affiliated entities and distribution partners. Content produced by CrossCheck Media across video, audio, and digital platforms is provided for informational and educational purposes only. 

Nothing presented should be construed as financial, investment, legal, tax, or gambling advice, nor as a recommendation to buy or sell any security, asset, wager, or strategy. All investments and wagers involve risk, including the possible loss of principal or money placed on a bet. Past performance and statistical analysis are not indicative of future results. 

Viewers and readers are solely responsible for their financial and wagering decisions and should conduct their own due diligence and consult with qualified professionals where appropriate. Sports betting commentary is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Participants must comply with applicable laws and age requirements in their jurisdiction. 

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NFL Week 3 delivered chaos—and now comes the dangerous part for bettors: overreacting to what they just watched.

On this episode of ⁠Madden On The Line⁠, ⁠Jo Madden⁠, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at CrossCheck Media Inc., breaks down a wild NFL weekend featuring close finishes, surprising undefeated teams, struggling contenders and betting markets already adjusting for Week 4.

Five teams entered Monday undefeated while five others sat at 0-3. Buffalo somehow survived five turnovers to beat the Chargers. The Raiders improved to a surprising 3-0. Houston, Miami, Tennessee, Tampa Bay and Los Angeles entered serious early-season territory at 0-3. And Jacksonville delivered one of the weekend's biggest statements with a 35-6 demolition of New England. MOTL SEPT 28th MOTL SEPT 28th MOTL SEPT 28th

But Jo's biggest lesson is about price.

Jacksonville may be one of her biggest Week 3 stock-ups, but after everyone watched the Jaguars win by 29 points, she isn't interested in blindly betting them the following week. With an early Jacksonville line of +1.5 at Cincinnati, Jo warns that the matchup could become a public trap. MOTL SEPT 28th

She also examines Denver's dramatic win over the Rams, Detroit's explosive offense, Green Bay's alarming start, New England's problems and an AFC North where Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Cleveland and Cincinnati all sit at 2-1. MOTL SEPT 28th MOTL SEPT 28th

Then it's time for Monday Night Football, with Philadelphia visiting Chicago. With Caleb Williams out and veteran Case Keenum expected to start, Jo explains why knowing about an injury isn't enough—the betting market knows it, too. MOTL SEPT 28th

What did Week 3 actually teach us—and what is the betting market already charging you for?

That's the question as Madden On The Line turns the page toward Week 4.

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Nothing presented should be construed as financial, investment, legal, tax, or gambling advice, nor as a recommendation to buy or sell any security, asset, wager, or strategy. All investments and wagers involve risk, including the possible loss of principal or money placed on a bet. Past performance and statistical analysis are not indicative of future results. 

Viewers and readers are solely responsible for their financial and wagering decisions and should conduct their own due diligence and consult with qualified professionals where appropriate. Sports betting commentary is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Participants must comply with applicable laws and age requirements in their jurisdiction. 

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From the Pentagon and national-security world to the campaign trail in Maryland, Berney Flowers says his experience inside government is a major reason he decided to run for Congress.

On this episode of Campaign Trail: The Road to Congress, host Todd M. Schoenberger, CEO of CrossCheck Media Inc., sits down with Berney Flowers, the Republican nominee for Maryland's 3rd Congressional District. Maryland's official primary results show Flowers won a four-candidate Republican contest with 48.92% of the vote, and he now faces Democratic nominee Sarah Elfreth in the general election.

The conversation begins with Flowers' background. Schoenberger discusses Flowers' experience at the Pentagon, his work involving Cyber Command and NORAD, and asks why someone with that résumé would leave the sidelines and enter congressional politics. Flowers says his experiences inside government gave him a different perspective on the country's direction and motivated his decision to run.

The discussion then turns to immigration and border security. Flowers describes concerns about the vetting of people admitted to the United States and argues for stronger background checks while distinguishing illegal entry from immigration through legal channels. Those are Flowers' stated positions in the interview, not independently established findings by the program.

Flowers also discusses his approach to campaigning in Maryland, telling Todd that he is "not your daddy's Republican" and describing his appearance at WCBM's Freedom Fest. Later, he talks about meeting voters at the Anne Arundel County Fair and explains how his experience in immigration, cybersecurity and military affairs has led to appearances as a television commentator.

It's a wide-ranging conversation about national security, immigration, Maryland politics and the experiences Flowers says he would bring to Congress as voters prepare to choose their next representative from Maryland's 3rd District.

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📢 Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on this program are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of CrossCheck Media Inc., Biz Talk Today TV (BTT), or their affiliated entities and distribution partners. Content produced by CrossCheck Media across video, audio, and digital platforms is provided for informational and educational purposes only. 

Nothing presented should be construed as financial, investment, legal, tax, or gambling advice, nor as a recommendation to buy or sell any security, asset, wager, or strategy. All investments and wagers involve risk, including the possible loss of principal or money placed on a bet. Past performance and statistical analysis are not indicative of future results. 

Viewers and readers are solely responsible for their financial and wagering decisions and should conduct their own due diligence and consult with qualified professionals where appropriate. Sports betting commentary is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Participants must comply with applicable laws and age requirements in their jurisdiction. 

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NFL Week 3 delivered chaos—and now comes the dangerous part for bettors: overreacting to what they just watched.

On this episode of Madden On The Line, Jo Madden, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at CrossCheck Media Inc., breaks down a wild NFL weekend featuring close finishes, surprising undefeated teams, struggling contenders and betting markets already adjusting for Week 4.

Five teams entered Monday undefeated while five others sat at 0-3. Buffalo somehow survived five turnovers to beat the Chargers. The Raiders improved to a surprising 3-0. Houston, Miami, Tennessee, Tampa Bay and Los Angeles entered serious early-season territory at 0-3. And Jacksonville delivered one of the weekend's biggest statements with a 35-6 demolition of New England. MOTL SEPT 28th MOTL SEPT 28th MOTL SEPT 28th

But Jo's biggest lesson is about price.

Jacksonville may be one of her biggest Week 3 stock-ups, but after everyone watched the Jaguars win by 29 points, she isn't interested in blindly betting them the following week. With an early Jacksonville line of +1.5 at Cincinnati, Jo warns that the matchup could become a public trap. MOTL SEPT 28th

She also examines Denver's dramatic win over the Rams, Detroit's explosive offense, Green Bay's alarming start, New England's problems and an AFC North where Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Cleveland and Cincinnati all sit at 2-1. MOTL SEPT 28th MOTL SEPT 28th

Then it's time for Monday Night Football, with Philadelphia visiting Chicago. With Caleb Williams out and veteran Case Keenum expected to start, Jo explains why knowing about an injury isn't enough—the betting market knows it, too. MOTL SEPT 28th

What did Week 3 actually teach us—and what is the betting market already charging you for?

That's the question as Madden On The Line turns the page toward Week 4.

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Nothing presented should be construed as financial, investment, legal, tax, or gambling advice, nor as a recommendation to buy or sell any security, asset, wager, or strategy. All investments and wagers involve risk, including the possible loss of principal or money placed on a bet. Past performance and statistical analysis are not indicative of future results. 

Viewers and readers are solely responsible for their financial and wagering decisions and should conduct their own due diligence and consult with qualified professionals where appropriate. Sports betting commentary is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Participants must comply with applicable laws and age requirements in their jurisdiction. 

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