Bill Baruch Says the Odds of a Hike Next Week Are Too High

Bill Baruch maintains that a 70 percent probability of a Fed hike next week is too high, and he does not think Warsh moves through with it. He sees it as the Kansas City Shuffle he has been flagging for a couple of months, where early hawkishness set the probabilities and the follow-through never comes. […]
Energy is Breaking Out, How to Play It

From Exxon’s resilience to gold and silver’s moves, Bill Baruch lays out the fundamentals he’s watching for both equities and commodities. Tune in for his insights. Discover Blue Line Capital Ready to explore how Blue Line Capital can help you achieve your financial goals? Let’s chat! Click the button to get started.
The Committees Energy Strategy

Tune in to learn about the Committee’s Energy Strategy and what’s driving their outlook! Discover Blue Line Capital Ready to explore how Blue Line Capital can help you achieve your financial goals? Let’s chat! Click the button to get started.
Balancing Opportunity with Risk Management

Bill Baruch was back at the NYSE on Thursday to join the CNBC Halftime Report. Concentration is becoming a risk in the indices. Bill gives you his views and where he finds opportunity. AI buildout vs. dotcom bubble: Here’s what you need to know Tune in as Bill Baruch and the Investment Committee debate whether […]
Where do Oil and Energy Stocks Go From Here?

Oil is above $80, and coming off sharply on Friday. Where is support? Is a top in? What does that mean for energy stocks?
Can Energy’s Leaders Keep Leading?

These names are best in class, and we are overweight, but why do we see this trend continuing?
Bill Baruch Joins the Halftime Report to Discuss META, MPC, PSX, BAC, and More!
What’s Next for Markets?

On the heels of last week’s Federal Reserve meeting Bill Baruch joined the Schwab Network to discuss what’s next for equities, the Dollar, Gold, Silver, Bitcoin, and more.
Bill Baruch CNBC Analysis: Energy Sector rotation begins as crude oil tops $80, Refiners Reach All -Time Highs