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I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio this week. Senior analyst Andy Cross, Emily Flippin and

Ron Gross. Good to see you as always. Hey, it's earnings, pollusa. We've got so many earning

stories. We didn't even schedule a guest this week. But as always, we'll give you an inside look at

the stocks on our radar. We're going to begin with the big macro. The latest GDP numbers came out

Friday morning from the commerce department. The US economy grew 2.1% in the latest quarter.

Andy Cross, let me start with you. Next week, we've got the Fed meeting. Everyone's going to be

watching it. Everyone's like, what are they going to do with interest rates? How do you think

this number impacts the Fed? Yeah, I think it's a more evidence clearly that the growth is not off

the charts high. It was a slowdown from the first quarter. I mean, kind of a continuous slowdown.

We've seen, you know, if you just look over the year to year trend, but I think for me, this basically

says the Fed is looking at the lower level of rate cuts next week. There were talks about maybe

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