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Eddie Ghabour on Schwab Network – Trading 360

March 16, 2026 Eddie begins the interview discussing stagflation and reasons why the TEAM has raised cash and increased its metals positions. The TEAM will look to take advantage of a bigger drop with the cash they’re raising. Eddie believes the war with Iran will last longer than the market is pricing in. Also, in Eddie’s opinion the Fed will not be cutting rates. In Eddie’s opinion we’ll see a market correction. Eddie discusses some positivity in the interview thinking the end of year may end strong. The interview turns to technology. In Eddie’s opinion, many of these companies have been rejected post earnings. Their earnings growth is decelerating, and the market doesn’t like that rate of change. Eddie does believe until the Straight of Hormuz is open, the inflationary data will increase because oil touches every part of the economy. We’re only two and a half weeks into this, more weeks of supply interruptions will show up in the coming months. The interview ends with small caps. Eddie notes the TEAM was bullish on small caps but after the strikes the TEAM took down their exposure to economically sensitive areas. View the interview for details …. #wealth #retirement #financialfreedom #financialeducation Stay in touch: • Visit us at: https://www.keywealthmgmt.com • Follow us:   / keyadvisorsllc   • Follow Eddie:   / commonsensebull   • We're on LinkedIn:   / keywealthmgmt   • We’re on Facebook:   / keyadvisorswealthmgmt   Please note that the information and opinions presented in this video by Eddie Ghabour and KEY Advisors Wealth Management, LLC are solely for educational purposes and should not be considered as personal financial advice. KEY Advisors highly recommends that any decisions and actions taken in your investment portfolio should be done with the help of a professional financial advisor. It's important to remember that past performance does not guarantee future results. Any historical returns, expected returns, or probability projections may not necessarily reflect actual future performance. It's crucial to understand that all investments involve risk and may result in partial or total loss.