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The Dividend Cafe

The Dividend Cafe Tuesday - October 1, 2024

The Dividend Cafe

The Dividend Cafe - The Bahnsen Group

Retirement Planning, Macro Economics, Investing, Estate Planning, Wealth Management, Dividend Growth Investing, Business, Monetary Policy

4.9572 Ratings

🗓️ 1 October 2024

⏱️ 5 minutes

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Summary

Economic Update and Market Insights: October 1st Summary

In this episode of Dividend Cafe, host Brian Szytel provides a market update from New York City on October 1st. He discusses the day's negative market performance influenced by Middle East tension between Iran and Israel, which led to increased oil prices and slight declines in stocks. Key economic data points include unchanged ISA manufacturing data for August and a rise in job openings as per the JOLTS report, indicating a balanced labor market. Szytel also addresses a viewer question on evaluating stock prices and dividends, emphasizing the importance of fundamental analysis over high yields. Overall, the episode delivers a blend of market analysis and economic news with a cautionary note on ongoing geopolitical tensions.

00:00 Welcome to Dividend Cafe

00:10 Market Overview and Middle East Tensions

00:42 Economic Calendar Updates

00:57 Labor Market Insights

01:57 Geopolitical Tensions and Market Impact

02:04 Ask TBG: Stock Analysis

02:41 Closing Remarks

Links mentioned in this episode: DividendCafe.com TheBahnsenGroup.com

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Dividend Cafe weekly market commentary focused on dividends in your portfolio and dividends in your understanding of economic life.

0:12.3

Welcome to Dividend Cafe. This is Tuesday, October the 1st in the first day of the fourth quarter.

0:20.5

And this is Brian Sital here from New York City.

0:22.6

What was generally a negative day in markets, although we were off the worst levels.

0:27.6

And the reason for some of the volatility on the day was some Middle East tension between Iran and Israel.

0:34.6

There were missiles launched similar to what happened in April of this year from Iran to Israel. There were missiles launched similar to what happened in April of this year from Iran

0:40.1

to Israel and somewhat of a retaliation for some escalation in Lebanon. Middle East tensions there.

0:47.4

Oil was up on the day. Stocks were down marginally off of the worst levels. The S&P was down a little

0:52.7

less than a percent, about 93 basis points.

0:55.8

A couple of pieces of news in the economic calendar. We had ISM manufacturing data that came out

1:01.4

unchanged for the month of August. We got a 47.2. It was below about a 47 and a half, which is what

1:07.3

was expected. And anything below 50 is contractionary. And so manufacturing numbers

1:11.8

continue to be a little bit on the on the weaker side. We also had a new jobs openings number today,

1:19.3

a joltz number that was actually up and better than expected at 4.3% on the month. We got over

1:25.2

an 8 million new job number print in there. And the labor market remains

1:30.0

very balanced, frankly, at this point. And so when you have a new job opening start to creep up,

1:35.1

this is actually counter to what some of the more aggressive Fed rate expectations are on the

1:40.5

cutting side. So we'll keep that in mind. The amount of new hiring and quits, though,

1:46.2

was basically both down a little bit. And so you get a balancing act with some of this,

1:50.7

meaning that the unemployment rate probably didn't change much. You're just saying that

1:54.9

there's an increase in new job openings. And that can be a sign of, you know, pick up an economic

2:00.4

activity, more employers are hiring.

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