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Wall Street is back in record territory. On the Tuesday, September 22 Midday Report of Street Brief, Todd M. Schoenberger breaks down the stories driving markets halfway through the trading session.

The Nasdaq hit a new intraday record, powered by renewed enthusiasm for artificial intelligence and technology stocks, while the broader market traded more cautiously. Oil remains near the critical $100-a-barrel level, Treasury yields are still demanding Wall Street's attention, and investors are weighing whether the Federal Reserve could tighten policy again.

Plus, Todd covers the latest corporate and business headlines as the AI investment boom continues to reshape Wall Street and investors look ahead to the next major market catalysts.

Fast. Focused. Market-moving. This is the Street Brief from Biz Talk Today TV.

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The Giants are coming off a win. The Rams are coming off an ugly loss. So why is Los Angeles still laying nearly a touchdown?

On this Madden On The Line short, Jo Madden, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at CrossCheck Media Inc., breaks down tonight’s Giants-Rams Monday Night Football matchup and explains why she believes the betting market is telling bettors something important.

Jo is backing Los Angeles -6.5 and believes Sean McVay’s Rams can rebound strongly enough to win by double digits. She also targets Matthew Stafford over 238.5 passing yards, arguing the number creates a potential buy-low opportunity after Stafford managed only 155 passing yards in the Rams’ previous game.

Her message heading into Monday Night Football: don’t let last week’s results dictate tonight’s bet. The number matters more than the narrative.

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NFL Week 2 delivered chaos—and the betting market is already reacting.

On this episode of ⁠Madden On The Line⁠, host ⁠Jo Madden⁠, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at ⁠CrossCheck Media Inc.⁠, breaks down what she’s buying, what she’s selling and where bettors may already be overreacting. From the Chargers’ disastrous 0-2 start and Baltimore’s upset loss to San Francisco’s impressive performance, Jo explains why bettors need to bet the number—not the logo.

The biggest story heading into Week 3 may be quarterback injuries. Jo examines how uncertainty surrounding Jayden Daniels and Caleb Williams has dramatically moved the betting market—and why chasing a line after an injury adjustment can mean paying an expensive “injury tax.”

Plus, Jo looks ahead to Chargers-Bills, Ravens-Cowboys, Panthers-Browns, 49ers-Cardinals and Packers-Falcons, before turning to Monday Night Football and the Giants-Rams matchup. Her central lesson for bettors: being right about the team isn't enough—you also have to be right about the price.

Overreaction or reality? Week 3 starts with figuring out what the market got wrong.

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Wall Street closes Monday with a powerful rebound as AI and semiconductor stocks surge, oil prices tumble and Treasury yields retreat.

In this Closing Bell edition of Street Brief, narrator Todd M. Schoenberger breaks down the market action, including the rally in AMD and other technology names, the renewed enthusiasm surrounding artificial intelligence and the question hanging over investors after the Federal Reserve's latest rate move.

Then, the focus shifts to Washington and the escalating battle over White House press access. CNN, MS NOW and Politico have filed a federal lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's decision to revoke their access, alleging violations of First Amendment and due-process protections. The administration disputes those arguments.

Plus, Street Brief hits the biggest sports stories heading into the night, including Giants vs. Rams on Monday Night Football, major NFL injury developments and the latest action across baseball, college football and hockey.

Wall Street. Business. Washington. Sports. One fast-moving Closing Bell briefing.

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NFL Week 2 delivered chaos—and the betting market is already reacting.

On this episode of Madden On The Line, host Jo Madden, Vice President of Sports Gaming Media at CrossCheck Media Inc., breaks down what she’s buying, what she’s selling and where bettors may already be overreacting. From the Chargers’ disastrous 0-2 start and Baltimore’s upset loss to San Francisco’s impressive performance, Jo explains why bettors need to bet the number—not the logo.

The biggest story heading into Week 3 may be quarterback injuries. Jo examines how uncertainty surrounding Jayden Daniels and Caleb Williams has dramatically moved the betting market—and why chasing a line after an injury adjustment can mean paying an expensive “injury tax.”

Plus, Jo looks ahead to Chargers-Bills, Ravens-Cowboys, Panthers-Browns, 49ers-Cardinals and Packers-Falcons, before turning to Monday Night Football and the Giants-Rams matchup. Her central lesson for bettors: being right about the team isn't enough—you also have to be right about the price.

Overreaction or reality? Week 3 starts with figuring out what the market got wrong.

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Wall Street is surging as AI and semiconductor stocks ignite another powerful rally, but new warnings about inflation and the Federal Reserve could complicate the bullish picture.

In this Biz Talk Today TV Street Brief, narrator Todd M. Schoenberger breaks down the stories dominating the afternoon: the market rally, strength across AI and chip stocks, falling oil prices, the latest signals from the Fed, major developments in corporate AI spending, and the political battle over White House press access.

Plus, we look at the latest developments from Washington, geopolitics and pop culture—all in one fast-moving briefing.

Markets. Business. Politics. Culture. This is Street Brief.

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The Federal Reserve raised interest rates last week. So what happens next? Sam Stovall, Chief Investment Strategist at CFRA Research, joins host Todd M. Schoenberger on The Money Path to examine why history suggests the Fed may not be finished raising rates.

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Could the Federal Reserve hike rates again without derailing the bull market? Ryan Detrick, Chief Market Strategist at Carson Group, joins host Todd M. Schoenberger on The Money Path and explains why investors shouldn’t automatically turn bearish if the Fed raises rates.

Detrick contrasts the painful 2022 tightening cycle with earlier Fed hiking cycles, arguing that higher rates alone have historically not spelled disaster for stocks. His key message: the first hike could create short-term volatility, but history suggests investors need to look beyond the initial market reaction.

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Tampa Bay burned bettors last week—but Jo Madden is going right back to Baker Mayfield and the Buccaneers.

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The Houston Texans’ defense was supposed to be one of the NFL’s biggest strengths—but after getting exposed by Buffalo, can Houston bounce back against Cincinnati?

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