#3064 October 13 2026 Trump in Alaska to anser call of the Wild
Oct 13, 2026 · 1 hr 52 min · 52 segments
October 13 2026 Trump in Alaska to anser call of the Wild
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Oct 13, 2026 · 1 hr 52 min · 52 segments
October 13 2026 Trump in Alaska to anser call of the Wild
Christopher HartHost
Michael McBathHost
Corey MillsGuestDan GreenGuestDerek HicksGuestRandy RossPanelistKeith PetersDave Dorica
Year to date, and I always like to do that at the beginning of the week because it shows everybody, you know, your basics.
Obviously, the change in factors that alter the Dow from the NASDAQ is, you know, these particularly AI stocks.
The day we had a lower movement on it, which was nice to see, it was down around 5.21%.
And that's up about 108 basis points, which is a pretty good move, you know, during the year.
Last week, and this is interesting, is marked the biggest single week inflow of money market funds since the early COVID days of April 2020.
Bond funds, however, took in $33.8 billion over the same week, while equity funds attracted $12 billion.
What's everybody doing? Well, money market funds inflow actually hit a six-year high.
You know, a new interest in relative safety in cash, that's what seems to be taking place.
But in the week that ended October 7th, last week, investors placed a net of $166 million.
How about that? And right now, the total money in money market assets is up from $5 trillion in 2023 to $8 trillion today.
Now, what that means is there's a lot of cash around, and where are we going to go? Now, the one thing that I mentioned a little bit earlier is that a lot of bond funds happened to be bought last week.
Year to date, and I always like to do that at the beginning of the week because it shows everybody, you know, your basics.
Obviously, the change in factors that alter the Dow from the NASDAQ is, you know, these particularly AI stocks.
The day we had a lower movement on it, which was nice to see, it was down around 5.21%.
And that's up about 108 basis points, which is a pretty good move, you know, during the year.
Last week, and this is interesting, is marked the biggest single week inflow of money market funds since the early COVID days of April 2020.
Bond funds, however, took in $33.8 billion over the same week, while equity funds attracted $12 billion.
What's everybody doing? Well, money market funds inflow actually hit a six-year high.
You know, a new interest in relative safety in cash, that's what seems to be taking place.
But in the week that ended October 7th, last week, investors placed a net of $166 million.
How about that? And right now, the total money in money market assets is up from $5 trillion in 2023 to $8 trillion today.
Now, what that means is there's a lot of cash around, and where are we going to go? Now, the one thing that I mentioned a little bit earlier is that a lot of bond funds happened to be bought last week.
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