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Phil Rosen

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Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief at Opening Bell Daily

Columnist at Inc.

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  • Powell sees tariffs leading to stagflation, Trump disagrees

    1 week ago | openingbelldailynews.com | Phil Rosen

    Welcome back, investors. The policy tug-of-war between the Fed and President Trump continued with colorful commentary over the last 48 hours. Neither seem able to stand one another and both want different things, but only one controls monetary policy. For such a consequential week in markets, investors were met with few surprises. On Wednesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell opted to keep interest rates unchanged on account of still-elevated uncertainty around trade policy.

  • Powell will stay hawkish in his last year as Fed Chair, mirroring Greenspan, Bernanke, Yellen

    1 week ago | openingbelldailynews.com | Phil Rosen

    Happy Wednesday, investors. The most cautionary refrain in financial markets is “this time is different.” Usually, not much changes for investors even when decades go by. I bring this up because all signs point to Jerome Powell doing what his three predecessors did as they left office. Editor’s note: If you haven’t yet, we would love if you could help us improve this newsletter by taking our 3-minute reader survey. It helps us understand what’s working and what you’d like to see next.

  • Investors seem to expect a fast resolution between Israel and Iran

    1 week ago | openingbelldailynews.com | Phil Rosen

    Good morning. When geopolitical events unfold, I always find it useful to see what markets are doing. Investors often back their predictions with their portfolio adjustments — and right now they are sending a clear signal about the Middle East.

  • Israel-Iran conflict strengthens the Fed's case to delay rate cuts

    1 week ago | openingbelldailynews.com | Phil Rosen

    Good morning and Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there! We have lots of ground to cover this morning. The Federal Reserve is meant to be a non-political, data-based entity. Yet the latest warfare in the Middle East is about to complicate matters for policymakers whether they want to pay attention or not.

  • A $2.7 billion investment chief expects this financial stock to rally 60% as the US economy skirts a recession

    1 week ago | openingbelldailynews.com | Phil Rosen

    Welcome to the Best Ideas Club. As a paying member, you get a report every Sunday that unpacks one actionable, high-conviction investment idea sourced from an interview with a world-class investor. This week we interviewed Jay Hatfield, a three-decade Wall Street veteran and the chief investment officer for Infrastructure Capital Management, which oversees $2.7 billion in assets.

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