In this December 20th episode of Wall Street Beats, Paul Meeks, Jeff Macke, and Charlie Peabody dissect the latest market trends as we close out 2024. From Nike’s disastrous quarterly report to the state of housing and banking, we’re diving deep into what’s driving the markets and what to watch for in 2025. 📉💡

Topics Covered:

•📉 Nike’s Challenges: Why Nike’s recent earnings spell trouble and the rise of competitors like On Cloud and Deckers.

•🏠 Housing Market Insights: How affordability and rising rates could stall new and existing home sales in the spring.

•📈 Banking Sector Opportunities: Regional banks under pressure and why Citi and M&T Bank might be worth a closer look.

•📊 Market Predictions for 2025: PCE data, inflation expectations, and what it means for stocks and the Fed.

•🎄 Holiday Market Moves: Final trading sessions of 2024 and strategies to consider.

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