3 Stocks to Buy and 3 Stocks to Toss Before the Market Storm

The Morning Filter

Morningstar, Susan Dziubinski - Investment Specialist, Dave Sekera - Chief U.S. Markets Strategist

Business News, Funds, Stock Picks, News, Business, Morningstar, Stock Market, Stocks, Etfs, Investing

4.7 • 49 Ratings

🗓️ 9 June 2025

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Plus, whether investors should underweight stocks today.

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0:00.0	Advisors and financial experts, this one's for you.
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0:38.3	Hi. Hello and welcome to the Morning Filter.
0:56.2	I'm Susan Jubinsky with Morningstar.
0:58.2	Every Monday, Morningstar Chief U.S. market strategist Dave Sikara, and I talk about what investors
1:04.2	should have on their radars for the week, some New Morning Star research, and a few stock ideas.
1:09.7	All right, well, good morning, Dave. Before we get to the
1:12.0	week ahead, let's talk jobs. A lot of employment-related numbers released last week. Unpacked them for us
1:18.1	and what they're telling us about the economy today. Hey, good morning, Susan. Is it June 9th already?
1:24.7	How did we get to be this far into the year already? Well, it looks like
1:29.3	it's a beautiful summer day starting, so let's go ahead and get going. So the most important
1:33.5	number probably last week was the payroll or the jobs number that came out on Friday. Now,
1:38.9	it did come in better than expected, but it was slower than April number. The April number had been revised down.
1:46.1	In fact, between both April and March, you know, the combination of those were both revised down
1:50.6	95,000 jobs. In my mind, this just indicates to me that the rate of economic growth is slowing.
1:57.7	Why the market moved up as much as it did on Friday. To be perfectly honest, I have no
2:02.3	idea. Taking a look more in depth, you know, the consensus unemployment was 4.2%. It came in, you know,
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