#Layoffs #employment #yahoofinance
Charles Schwab Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders joins Yahoo Finance anchors Brian Sozzi, Julie Hyman and Brad Smith to discuss market uncertainty, Fed policy, recession indicators, tech industry layoffs, and the outlook for the labor market.
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The tipping point is high unemployment.
Great News, we need to get rid of 1 million more jobs by the end of this quarter to keep inflation under control
You heard it, the wealth of the few means the poverty of the many.
@ImTryingHere nothing compared to qe for a decade
@Jacob Napkins no idea what point you are trying to make. Are you trying to say that QE helped someone like Jeff Bezos more than it helped hundreds of millions of Americans get artificially cheap mortgages and bolster the $12 trillion dollar mortgage market? Should people give back their sub 4% mortgage loans?
@ImTryingHere the point is the government funnels money to the wealthy, burns the ladders for the poor and people wanna talk about stimulus checks like it’s even in the same league.
@Jacob Napkins Your points are mostly garbage, which is why you are now shifting the discussion to some conclusion without actual facts. It’s just how you ‘feel’. The average baby boomer taxpayer is over compensated, getting enormous benefits in excessive healthcare payments and passing the debt/borrowing costs on to the millennials and younger people. US Govt outlays are up 80% over the last 20 years. That’s a spending problem and isn’t merely being funneled to the rich. That isn’t to say there aren’t problems like PPP wastefulness, but the largest excess actually goes to average ordinary Americans, who think they deserve $300K cancer surgeries at no cost to them.
@ImTryingHere except the boomers are the one who hold the vast majority of wealth so your point serves nothing more than to back up my argument which I thank you for. Stimulus to working class people is nothing compared to that.
Led Zepplin book stands out….
Keith Richards Life would put me to sleep………….
She’s quite MILFy. I was too distracted to see the book. 😂
We gotta keep the wages down too. Can’t let the little guy have any leverage.
This is all bull. Inflation is already coming down. The bond market is reflecting that.
For now.
Such great insight Liz Ann!
Stagflation…
That’s how it works. The only thing that stops people from spending is when they lose their income. Government won’t say it, but slowing economy is intentionally increasing unemployment.
Except people don’t mind taking on debt so effects of layoffs might take a while
This is great. One Fed president made it clear. Our problem is that Americans have too much in savings. We have to smash Americans down on their knees, begging for food and shelter, in order to keep this crazy growing economy under control.
That’s one way to put it. Our economy runs on the movement of money. If a lot of people have excess money then there is more demand for products, therefore, increasing the price of the products(causing inflation). If people do not have excess money and only have money for essentials, well then demand drops and so too does the price(deflation).
Stupid asssssssss biteech saying that and laughing off like laying off folks are positive
My 👀 are clearly focused on the ongoing depression.
Right 😂 they don’t want to admit it.. it seems
When do layoffs begin for incompetent government bureaucrats? Bad/corrupt decisions steal the most productive capacity.
People have money so no need to worry about a recession. Just a few months ago People were buying cars and houses like potatoes. Not to mention bitcoin was 70k a piece and People were investing their easy money in game-stop stocks.
isn’t that what the fed wants is more layoffs? shouldn’t stocks go up then?
Time to buy
no
He’s coming after those 2.5% mortgage payments ppl have locked in
“Trust because you are willing to accept the risk, not because it’s safe or certain.” -Anonymous
Title of the video with the picture thumbnail. . . .
GREEDY FAT CAT LANDLORDS took all the wealth and retirement savings from Middle Class Americans and now cry like they care about it. It is all because they hold the pricing power of housing. If housing prices and rent check me back down 60% I bet Fed will slow rate hike.
Outstanding report thank you
Morgan Stanley has been more accurate with the outlook of the economy.
“You must expect great things of yourself before you can do them.” -Michael Jordan
Jan 2023, the leading question is, “what’s gonna push us into a recession”? What can be defined as “recession”?
The Ukraine War just intensified by sending tanks to Ukraine. That will add to inflation.
They are going to owe everyone free wheat for 100 years to pay off all these loans. Or they can ho out all their hot women.
If nobody wants to work, how come there’s record layoffs?
Yep…means Powell will go even more crazy….because he has only one solution….makr Americans poor
Unpatriotic to invest in china.