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What has Wall Street been buzzing about this week? Here is a quick look at the top 5 buy calls and the top 5 sell calls made by Wall Street's best analysts during the trading week of Sept. 8-12, 2025.
The tariffs, mass deportations, and large-scale cuts to research funding and other government programs are creating major disruptions to the economy.
System “Repo” Assets jumped $291 billion, or 15% annualized, to a record $8.080 TN. Repo Assets inflated $1.090 TN, or 15.6% y-o-y, and $3.267 TN, or 68% over 22 quarters.
The Fed in monetary affairs is “independent” in the limited sense of being independent of the Executive, but it is fully accountable to Congress, and indeed Congress has plenary power over it.
The House Appropriations Committee has advanced its annual spending bill covering the Commerce, Justice, Science agencies, and tucked inside is a provision that would block the Justice Department from rescheduling or de-scheduling marijuana.
World history is littered with the corpses of collapsed, dead, and obsolete currencies. The U.S. dollar eventually could be among them without a major monetary reset.
Trump wants more monetary inflation so he can more easily finance his huge deficits, but ordinary people will pay the price. More tariffs won’t fix this.
The video critically assesses government labor reports and Trump’s influence on the Fed, underscoring the urgency of buying gold and silver now before prices escalate further.
We have a positive fundamental outlook for the interactive media and services sub-industry over the next 12 months, reflecting the improving digital advertising landscape and increasing opportunities to monetize AI investments.
The monthly current account balance has remained highly volatile this year. July saw a significant deficit, though on a 12-month basis it stands at only 1% of GDP.
Technology companies have remained the craze over recent years. Outside of the Mag 7 group, a well-known technology giant, Oracle, has also been notably strong, up 93% over the past year and widely outperforming the group.
StoneCo and UiPath are certainly two of the more intriguing stocks to buy at under $20 a share, with STNE trading at a 52-week high of $18 and PATH starting to rebound off its one-year low of $9.
According to Bloomberg, China is preparing to tackle the massive backlog of unpaid bills owed by local governments to the private sector, an amount of arrears some have estimated at over $1 trillion.
The Q3 reporting cycle will really get underway when the big banks release their results on October 14, but we will have already seen fiscal August-quarter results from almost two dozen S&P 500 members by then.
In next week's round of central bank meetings, we're looking for 25bp cuts from both the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Canada. Meanwhile, the Bank of England should hit pause, though any hints of further easing will be closely monitored.
It seems natural enough, at least based on US experience, to believe that building and permitting are in a natural opposition: that is, stronger permitting means less building. Zachary Liscow has been looking for a way out of this opposition.
We saw another action-packed night in the gold and silver markets leading into Friday morning trading, as the gold futures neared the $3,700 mark again, while the silver futures actually briefly broke above the $43 level.
Iron ore volatility has collapsed to its lowest level in 15 years. With no trend to follow and prices compressed around the $100 handle, iron ore has become one of the least discussed commodities among UBS clients - well, for now.
The first move the market makes after a Fed meeting is usually not about policy at all—it’s about volatility. Leading into an event like the FOMC decision, implied volatility rises as traders hedge against uncertainty.
Stocks rose to another high. This is a 'vanity bubble,' a transparent swelling of lies. Gold bounced back, and silver rallied with stocks.
VIX fell again.
The “fair value” estimate for the 10-year US Treasury yield remained relatively steady in August while the average level of the actual benchmark rate in the market continued to ease.
With stocks continuing to grind and creep higher week after week after week, there must an awful lot of big money players who have been on the outside wishing, praying and hoping they were in.
Tariffs will continue to weigh on the economy, and with inflation broadly in line with target, we look for a 25bp cut on Wednesday, with a further 25bp cut in the fourth quarter.
