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Our President and Chief Investment Officer Patrick Healey joined FINTECH.TV anchor Remy Blaire for their Market Movers segment this morning, dissecting the latest housing data, expectations for Fed Chair Powell's pivotal speech in Jackson Hole later this week, and drilling down into sector trades and year-end price targets for digital assets. Thank you for having us on again this morning!

Navigating the Housing Market: Insights on Rising Starts and Falling Prices Patrick Healey, President & CIO at Caliber Financial Partners, joins Remy Blaire to discuss the current state of the U.S. housing market and broader economic indicators.

Our President and Chief Investment Officer Patrick Healey participated in a panel discussion on Friday's jobs report on the Schwab Network last week. Great to join host Nicole Petallides and the other guest for this important conversation.

https://schwabnetwork.com/video/jobs-report-will-may-june-be-as-bad-as-it-gets-

Jobs Report: Will May & June be as Bad as it Gets? | The Watch List| Schwab Network Brian Jacobsen and Patrick Healey react to the latest jobs data. Brian says that the Fed will want to slow-walk back its comments about economic strength because it would look bad for them to seem surprised. He also says, “maybe May and June are as bad as it gets,” and things will improve going ...

Our President and Chief Investment Officer Patrick Healey recently rejoined Chuck Jaffe on his Money Life podcast to talk stocks and crypto. He appears on the Market Call segment (around 37:38 mark) if you'd like to listen below.

https://moneylifeshow.libsyn.com/bairds-fitterer-sees-muni-bonds-having-an-edge-in-fixed-income-now

Money Life with Chuck Jaffe: Baird's Fitterer sees muni bonds having an edge in fixed income now Lyle Fitterer, senior portfolio manager for the Funds — manager of the Baird Municipal Bond and Baird Strategic Muni Bond funds — says that absolute yields on fixed income looks pretty attractive, but that muni bonds have lagging some other bond types through the beginning of the year, but are p...

Our President and Chief Investment Officer Patrick Healey joined FINTECH.TV anchor Remy Blaire for their Market Movers: Opening Bell segment this morning to discuss the impact of tariffs on the market and the timing of interest rate cuts heading into the second half of the year. Always an engaging conversation. Thanks for having us on the show!

Navigating Tariff Threats: Market Reactions and Future Expectations Patrick Healey, CIO & President of Caliber Financial Partners, joins Remy Blaire to discuss the recent developments surrounding President Trump's tariff policies, particularly the extension of the Liberation Day tariff deadline to August 1st. Patrick highlights that investors have become accustomed....

We’d like to wish everybody a safe and enjoyable 4th of July holiday today! Enjoy the beach, beer and hot dogs. Proud to be an American 🇺🇸 🌭 🍺. We have Joey Chestnut setting a new world record this year (not financial advice 😊)

We are starting to see renewed consumer confidence in the markets this week with the threat of tariffs still playing out in plain sight during trade negotiations. With Nvidia's earnings set to be announced after the bell today, our President and Chief Investment Officer Patrick Healey joined FINTECH.TV anchor Remy Blaire again this morning on the floor of the NYSE to discuss where we are in the market cycle. Always an enjoyable and insightful segment!

Investors weighing higher consumer confidence & tariff delays Patrick Healey, President & CIO at Caliber Financial Partners, joins Remy Blaire to take us through the latest tariff updates and latest U.S. equity markets outlook.

We've been on a roller coaster ride n the capital markets the last couple of weeks, as tariff talks dominate the news cycle. While it can feel unsettling seeing stocks sell off so quickly, we are urging clients to maintain cooler heads and focus their attention to the latter half of the year.

This morning our President and Chief Investment Officer Patrick Healey joined FINTECH.TV host Remy Blaire for their Opening Bell segment to discuss the evolving environment, tariff uncertainty and a glimmer of hope once we start to see some trade deal momentum build.
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Markets see highly volatile April trading amid tariffs uncertainty Patrick Healey, President & CIO at Caliber Financial Partners, joins Remy Blaire to discuss the changing investment landscape amid tariff uncertainty.

Amid the recent market volatility, our President and Chief Investment Officer Patrick Healey joined Fintech TV's Remy Blaire on the floor of the NYSE last Friday to discuss economic data, tariffs and what to expect from the markets in light of all of the uncertainty.

Market volatility rises amid labor data & tariff concerns Major stock indexes are experiencing volatility as investors weigh labor market data and renewed tariff concerns impacting global trade.

On behalf of Caliber Financial Partners, we'd like to wish all of our veterans a very Happy Veterans Day today. We are grateful for your service to our country and for keeping America the land of the free and home of the brave!

In several of his recent media interviews, our President and Chief Investment Officer Patrick Healey pointed out how the Fed has leaned on monthly jobs data to justify continuing its restrictive stance on interest rate policy, while essentially ignoring the revisions that followed the next month. This morning's report that lowered revisions of jobs created over the last 12 months not only highlights the inaccuracy of the data estimates, but also the flaws to the Fed relying on that data to set interest rate policy.

We suspect that much like the Fed was late to raise rates during the periods of peak inflation, they are now playing catch up to lower them to stave off recessionary pressures. The more accommodative interest rate policy should benefit risk assets, like stocks, real estate and crypto, over the next 12 months, and reduce borrowing costs for millions of Americans, but it remains to be seen how the elevated rates over the last 2 years will impact productivity and job growth going forward.

U.S. Added 818,000 Fewer Jobs Than Reported Earlier The Labor Department issued revised figures for the 12 months through March that point to greater economic fragility.