In the second hour of today's show, Chuck Zodda and Marc Fandetti run through the latest credit card default report, where loans have hit their highest level since 2010. Should this be concerning from an economic standpoint? Plus, has the AI hype reached levels similar to expecations of self-driving cars that we saw a decade ago? Plus, stack roulette.

On the first hour of today's show, Chuck Zodda and Marc Fandetti discuss the tragic news from over the weekend of a Jeju Air flight crashing. Despite a pending investigation, Boeing's stock is dropping on the news. Also, why are markets in sell-off mode in the final trading days of 2024? And, the guys discuss a Bloomberg opinion piece regarding the Fed having a communication issue.

Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti discuss the wild ride that Airlines took in 2024 and look back at some of the biggest mistakes airlines made. Holiday spending rose 3.8%, with apparel and restaurants strong. 36% of Americans took on holiday debt this year. What the record wave of new 65-year-olds means for Wall Street. What should you do if you win the $1B lottery.

Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti discuss Trump's tariff threatsare setting off a global supply chain 'freakout.' Biden's gift to Trump: a golden opportunity to supercharge the economy. Federal Reserve's flip-flops risk undermining US exceptionalism. Wall Street is minting easy money from risky loans. How is NYC's congestion plan working?

Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti discuss the possibility of AI reshaping the economy geography of the US. AI is reshuffling the ranks of utility stocks. A wave is AI pessimism is coming. Microsoft is forcing its AI assistant on people, and making them pay. Welcome to Middle Age, Millennials, it's time to get a hold of your retirement savings. As older Americans downsize, over 20 million homes could become available, but they're not where young people want to live.

Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti discuss major banks suing the Federal Reserve over stress tests. A New Year's resolution for the Federal Reserve. Cutting the deficit is easy, but not popular. Trump's tariff plan to hit affordable cars the hardest. Trump can pull the plug on EV mandates.

On the second hour of today's show, Chuck Zodda and Paul Lane run through the market happenings of 2024. Also, the guys preview the significant test that lies ahead this week for Netflix when the streaming giant ventures further into live sports programming. Can they deliever solid results for NFL fans? Plus, a list of anonymous media executive predictions for 2025. And are egg prices heading higher again?

On a shortened holiday week, Chuck Zodda and Paul Lane recap the news from over the weekend where a spending bill was finally agreed upon to avert a government shutdown. Plus, more developments on the potential merger with Honda and Nissan.

Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss recent labor strikes from Amazon and Starbucks. The guys celebrate Financial Festivus by airing their biggest financial grievances of 2024. You'll be reminded of the dumbest financial stories of the year. Paul LaMonica, Barron's, joins the show to chat about the future of CVS.

Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss Trump pushing back on the GOP spending bill and leaning towards a government shutdown. Was Trump right to kill the bill? Key inflation measure shows 2.4% rate in November, lower than expected. The Fed cut rates, yet mortgage rates still went up. Nike CEO outlines new strategy after retailer blames promotions for declining revenue. FedEx Freight spinoff exposes package delivery weak spots.