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Learn more at Owlting.com. Hey, everyone, you're watching Markets Outlook. I'm Jen Sanasi. Here with my co-host, Andy Baer, and our guest today is Inversion CEO and founder Santiago Roel Santos. Hey, Santiago. Jen, Andy, great to be here. Thank you. Great to have you here. We start to show out quite broad. I'd like to ask everyone this question. We're sitting here at the end of the week. Talk to us about what you've been watching lately. Obviously, the Fed, rate cut is important. Bitcoin and the rest of the technology sector took a hit. And it's just a healthy reminder that as much as we see institutional excitement and hype and ETF inflows, you know, this industry continues to be a very volatile asset class and it's a levered NASDAQ play. So we should never lose sight of that. Speaking of the Fed, Jerome Powell warned markets this week that another rate cut isn't guaranteed by the end of the year. You know, a lot of investors and traders watch this show. What should they be looking out for when it comes to rate cuts in the Fed in the United States? Well, you know, I'm not a trader, but I think, as I said, you know, it's a very volatile asset class. So I'm looking at earnings for the technology sector, probably more important. Jensen Huang is equally as important as Jerome Powell here. And so I think a lot of people are reading into the language around maybe not as much as rate cuts. It's not a done deal. And so I think a lot of people reading into the language around maybe not as

much as rate cuts, it's not a done deal. And so I think people just react to that. You know, the reality

is markets have rallied a lot this year. It's been a very strong year and a strong set of years.

So any small deviation of that is going to have volatility in the markets. And people should just be

prepared for that. A lot of the rate cut conversations feel a little more politicized and integrated into

things like tariffs.

And we certainly had news come out at weird times through unusual or unconventional methods

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