TradeSmith Roundtable: A Locked-In Fed Cut, September Headwinds, and Your Top Questions VIEW IN BROWSER By Michael Salvatore, Editor, TradeSmith Daily This week on the TradeSmith Roundtable, I’m joined by Alpha Signals editor Lucas Downey and Inside TradeSmith editor Michael Burnick for a reckoning on the rates situation. Interest rates are the key narrative driver of the markets this year… and last year… and really all of recent history – especially 2022. The Fed’s rate shock, driving short-term yields higher than they’ve been in decades, has done most of its job in fighting inflation, though. Now, with the labor market trending in the wrong direction, it has room to cut. We’re exiting the high-rate regime potentially for good and entering a new era of cheaper money. It’s important to get a handle on this situation and see all the good and bad things that can come with it. That’s the focus of our conversation today, along with potential catalysts for the seasonal bearishness… and three great questions from our readers. Lucas actually has a surprising signal study about interest rates versus stock prices… and Mike fields a reader question about a new, cleverly constructed gold ETF to explore. (Just be sure to do your due diligence). Check it all out in our newest Roundtable: 
Remember, keep those questions coming to Roundtable@TradeSmith.com. And if you have a question for a specific analyst, make sure you note that in your email so I can bring them on for the next show. To building wealth beyond measure, 
Michael Salvatore
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