The WFEA Morning Update

Thom Brueckner: INTEL Investment, Updated Economic Numbers, and Powell’s Capitulation
Thom Brueckner: INTEL Investment, Updated Economic Numbers, and Powell’s Capitulation

National recognized financial expert and radio show host Thom Brueckner joins us this week in his new slot, every Thursday at 8:35 a.m.

This week, Thom discusses the update to the first-quarter GDP numbers, American taxpayers’ investment in chip manufacturer Intel, and the recent firing of Fed Governor Lisa Cook.

Thom also details some of the other positive developments in the economy (new home sales, Consumer Confidence numbers, etc).  Thom explains Federal Reserve Chairman Powell’s public capitulation to the fact that President Trump’s economic policies have not had the adverse effect Powell predicted.

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