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Originally broadcast October 11, 2026. Audio recovered from the published Trading Justice broadcast. Earnings season is back, and company results and guidance take center stage. This week on Trading Justice, Matt and Tim preview the reporting season and discuss what traders should watch as expectations meet actual results. In Coaches Corner, we turn that analysis into trading decisions: holding covered calls through earnings, our favorite earnings strategies, and what we need to see before entering a post-earnings trade. Earnings Season Preview — expectations and can we continue the earnings roll? Market Technicals — RSP reversal watch, weekly rankings, and three key charts. Coaches Corner — covered calls through earnings, earnings strategies, and post-earnings. Watch the original broadcast: YouTube. Market commentary reflects the original broadcast date. Educational content; not individualized investment advice.

Originally broadcast October 4, 2026. Audio recovered from the published Trading Justice broadcast. This week on the Trading Justice Podcast, we break down a market that continues to send conflicting signals. The S&P 500 remains near its highs and technology continues to lead, but underneath the surface market breadth is weakening as the equal-weight S&P, Russell 2000, and other areas of the market test important technical support. We then turn to the labor market following a surprisingly weak September jobs report. Payroll growth slowed sharply, previous months were revised lower, unemployment ticked higher, and wage growth continued to cool. Is this exactly what the Fed has been waiting for—or are we beginning to see cracks in the economy? Finally, gold has suffered a significant technical breakdown after one of the strongest runs in years. We examine the damage on the chart, the impact of Treasury yields and the U.S. dollar, and whether this is simply a correction inside the longer-term gold bull market or something more significant. In this episode: - Why technology continues to carry the broader market - SPY vs. RSP and what weakening breadth is telling us - The September jobs report and deteriorating labor data - What labor weakness means for the Fed and interest rates - Gold's technical breakdown and the longer-term bull thesis - The key charts, levels, and catalysts we're watching this week - Coaches Corner: The midterms, the markets, and which sectors have the most at stake As always, we open the futures markets live Sunday night and break down the technical condition of the major indexes as the new trading week gets underway.   Original video: Watch on YouTube. Market commentary reflects the original broadcast date. Educational content; not individualized investment advice.

Originally broadcast September 27, 2026. Audio recovered from the published Trading Justice broadcast. This week on the Trading Justice Podcast, we break down the technical condition of the market as futures open Sunday night. The S&P 500 enters the week with an improving technical pattern but remains beneath major resistance near 7,850, while the equal-weight RSP continues to tell a different story underneath the surface. Attention then turns to a busy week for the labor market and another important test for Technology. With JOLTS, ADP, PCE, and the September employment report on the calendar, traders will be watching how the data impacts Fed expectations and Treasury yields. Micron earnings will also put the improving semiconductor story back in focus. In this episode: - The S&P 500 technical setup and the battle at 7,850 - Why RSP and market breadth matter to the bullish thesis - JOLTS, ADP, PCE, and the September jobs report - Labor data, Fed expectations, and the 10-year Treasury yield - Micron earnings and the semiconductor outlook - Whether Technology can develop into broader market leadership - The key levels and catalysts for the week ahead With the market showing signs of technical improvement but breadth still lagging, this week could provide important confirmation on both the economic and leadership fronts. We connect the charts, labor data, yields, and semiconductor earnings to identify what matters as the new trading week gets underway. Original video: Watch on YouTube. Market commentary reflects the original broadcast date. Educational content; not individualized investment advice.

This week on the Trading Justice Podcast, Coach Matt breaks down the market as futures open Sunday night, including the key technical levels, market leadership, and the conditions traders need to watch heading into the new week. With last week's Fed decision behind us, attention now turns to the Fed hangover. What did we actually learn, how is the bond market responding, and what can we learn from a busy week of Fed speeches as markets try to determine where monetary policy goes next? Then it's time for Coach's Corner, with three questions from Tackle Trading students this week: Bitcoin & Ethereum or Gold & Silver? Are we already in World War III? How concerned should we really be about AI becoming an existential threat? From the technical setup and the week ahead to some of the biggest questions facing investors today, we'll break down what matters as another trading week gets underway.

This week on the Trading Justice Podcast, I break down the improving technical conditions in the market as the S&P 500 approaches a potential breakout. After weeks of choppy consolidation, bullish momentum is starting to improve, support levels are rising, and the market enters the week with its best technical setup in several weeks. I also break down the developing reversal setups in gold, Bitcoin, and Ethereum before celebrating America's 250th birthday with the Founders Portfolio. If the Founding Fathers were stocks in today's market, which companies would they be? From George Washington and Berkshire Hathaway to Thomas Jefferson and SpaceX, I match each Founder's personality, accomplishments, and legacy with a modern company. In this episode: • Why the market has its best technical setup in several weeks • The key level that could confirm the S&P 500 breakout • What improving conditions could mean for swing traders • Developing reversal setups in gold, Bitcoin, and Ethereum • The Founders Portfolio: Matching Founding Fathers with stocks

Originally broadcast September 13, 2026. Audio recovered from the published Trading Justice broadcast. This week on the Trading Justice Podcast, Coach Matt breaks down the market as futures open Sunday night, covering the key technical levels and market developments traders need to know heading into Fed Week. With the Federal Reserve taking center stage, Matt discusses Wednesday's rate decision, the growing concern around Treasury yields, and what both could mean for markets. He also looks at the geopolitical and AI risks developing over the weekend and how they could impact the week ahead. Then, Matt answers a question from a Tackle Trading PRO member: Where would you want to focus your investments over the next 10 years? Rather than picking five stocks, Matt breaks down five long-term investment themes he believes deserve attention: Space, Semiconductors, Gold, Food, and Energy. Finally, Matt gives his take on President Trump's proposed $5,000 dividend payment and the potential economic and market implications. In this episode: • Futures open and technical market analysis • Fed Week, Wednesday's decision, and Treasury yields • Weekend geopolitical and AI risks • 5 investment themes for the next decade • Space, Semiconductors, Gold, Food, and Energy • Trump's proposed $5,000 dividend payment • What it all means for traders and investors Original video: Watch on YouTube. Market commentary reflects the original broadcast date. Educational content; not individualized investment advice.

Originally broadcast September 7, 2026. Audio recovered from the published Trading Justice broadcast. This week on the Trading Justice Podcast, Coach Matt takes on inflation week through a much bigger lens: the history of money, the evolution of the global monetary system, and what may ultimately prove to be the real Great Reset. From ancient coins and the gold standard to Bretton Woods and the rise of the U.S. dollar, Matt traces how global monetary systems have changed throughout history and why reserve currency leadership has always followed economic power, trade, institutions, and trust. Then the conversation moves to the modern monetary order. Matt examines the end of the dollar's link to gold, the rise of the fiat system, China's growing economic influence, the creation and evolution of the IMF's Special Drawing Rights, and why the future may not be about one currency simply replacing another. Instead, the world could be moving toward a more diversified system of monetary spheres, reserve assets, and payment networks. Matt also explores another major evolution already underway: money itself is becoming increasingly digital. As physical cash becomes less important and central banks investigate digital currencies and new settlement infrastructure, questions surrounding privacy, visibility, control, and how we interact with money become increasingly important. Finally, Matt brings the conversation back to investors. Monetary systems have changed repeatedly throughout history, but one monetary asset has endured through virtually all of them: gold. From there, he looks at the modern tools investors can use to protect and grow wealth through periods of monetary change. In this episode: • The history and evolution of money • Gold, paper currencies, and the rise of the U.S. dollar • Bretton Woods and the end of the gold standard • The fiat-dollar era and global dollar dominance • China, the IMF, and the evolution of the SDR • What the World Economic Forum actually meant by "The Great Reset" • The emergence of competing global monetary spheres • Why de-dollarization does not necessarily mean the death of the dollar • Central bank digital currencies and the digitization of money • Privacy, visibility, and control in a digital monetary system • Why gold has endured through changing currency regimes • Gold, productive assets, real assets, and Bitcoin as modern portfolio tools • What inflation week could mean for markets today Whether you trade stocks, options, commodities, currencies, or simply want to better understand the forces shaping the financial system, this episode connects monetary history with the changes taking place today and the decisions investors may face tomorrow. Original video: Watch on YouTube. Market commentary reflects the original broadcast date. Educational content; not individualized investment advice.

Originally broadcast August 30, 2026. Audio recovered from the published Trading Justice broadcast. This week on the Trading Justice Podcast, Coach Matt breaks down three topics that have his attention right now: Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole message and what it means for the U.S. dollar, NVIDIA's massive earnings report and the battle for technology leadership, and the technical setup developing in the broader market. First, Matt dives into Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole speech. Warsh delivered a more hawkish message on inflation, reinforced the Fed's commitment to its 2% target, and changed the market's expectations for the path of monetary policy. Matt examines the reaction in the dollar and interest rates, what Wall Street heard from Warsh, and whether the Fed's new approach to communication is creating more uncertainty for investors. Then it's time for NVIDIA. Another huge earnings report reinforced the strength of the AI investment cycle, but the bigger question for traders is what happens next. Can NVIDIA finally help push semiconductors into a sustained leadership position? Matt breaks down the report, Jensen Huang's conference call, Wall Street's reaction, and compares semiconductor performance with the emerging strength in software. Finally, Matt turns to the broader market for this week's technical update. With the S&P 500 still caught in the "Battle of the Nines," he examines the fight between daily resistance and weekly support, the key technical levels traders should be watching, and what would signal the market's next directional move. In this episode: • Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole speech • What Warsh's message means for interest rates • The impact on the U.S. dollar • Is the Fed communicating enough with Wall Street? • NVIDIA earnings and forward guidance • Key takeaways from Jensen Huang's conference call • Can NVIDIA spark semiconductor leadership? • Semiconductors vs. software • The S&P 500 technical setup • The Battle of the Nines • Key support, resistance, and confirmation levels Whether you trade stocks, options, commodities, or simply want to better understand what is driving markets right now, this episode connects monetary policy, technology leadership, and price action to identify the signals that matter. Original video: Watch on YouTube. Market commentary reflects the original broadcast date. Educational content; not individualized investment advice.

Originally broadcast August 16, 2026. Audio recovered from the published Trading Justice broadcast. This week on the Trading Justice Podcast, Coach Matt breaks down three areas of the market that have his attention right now: the developing technical picture in the broader market, the emerging opportunity in space stocks, and the latest setup in gold. First, Matt dives into three technical concepts traders can use to better evaluate momentum and confirmation: the high inside candle, the role of the 9 EMA as an anchor during momentum pattern development, and secondary confirmation after a breakout triggers. Then it's time to look at one of the market's most interesting emerging themes: space stocks. Are they actually ready to launch? Matt breaks down 10 companies across the space economy and examines which charts are showing strength, which are still developing, and which simply aren't ready yet. Finally, we turn to gold for a complete technical breakdown of the current trend, momentum, key support and resistance levels, and the price action that could confirm gold's next move. In this episode: • Market technical analysis and the current breakout • High inside candle development • Using the 9 EMA as a momentum anchor • Understanding secondary confirmation • Are space stocks ready to launch? • 10 space stocks on the radar • Gold technical analysis • Key levels and setups traders should be watching Whether you trade stocks, options, commodities, or simply want to improve your technical analysis, this episode is focused on reading what price action is actually telling us and identifying the confirmation that matters. Original video: Watch on YouTube. Market commentary reflects the original broadcast date. Educational content; not individualized investment advice.

Originally broadcast August 9, 2026. Audio recovered from the published Trading Justice broadcast. The stock market breakout is confirmed. This week, Matt breaks down the improving technical picture across the S&P 500 and the broader market, including the key levels that could determine whether the breakout develops into the next leg higher. Friday's surprisingly weak labor market report also changed the Fed conversation, raising new questions about the economy and the path of monetary policy. Now attention turns to inflation, with CPI on Wednesday and PPI on Thursday. Matt discusses what traders should watch, how day traders should approach major economic reports, and what the data could mean for the Fed's next move. We'll also close the book on an exceptional Q2 earnings season, separating the underlying strength in corporate America from some of the headline distortions in the final numbers. • The confirmed stock market breakout and key S&P 500 levels • Improving technical participation across the major indexes • Friday's negative labor market report and the market reaction • How the jobs report changed the Federal Reserve conversation • CPI Wednesday and PPI Thursday • Inflation, interest rates, and the Fed's next move • How day traders should approach CPI and other major economic reports • The final Q2 earnings season report card • What earnings strength means for the market moving forward Original video: Watch on YouTube. Market commentary reflects the original broadcast date. Educational content; not individualized investment advice.

In this week's stock market outlook, Matt breaks down the technical battle facing the S&P 500 and NASDAQ, reviews the biggest winners and losers of earnings season, and grades Kevin Warsh's performance as Federal Reserve Chair following the latest Fed meeting. The bulls reclaimed an important trend line, but the broader trend still needs confirmation. Matt identifies the resistance levels required for a legitimate breakout, the support zones traders must defend, and the signals coming from RSI and MACD heading into the new trading week. Earnings growth has been exceptional, but the market has not rewarded every company that beat expectations. Matt reviews the best and worst reports of the season, separates true operating strength from headline distortions, and explains what the results mean for technology and the broader market. The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady following a contentious meeting. Matt breaks down the decision, the dissents, Kevin Warsh's communication strategy, and whether the new Fed Chair has earned a passing grade so far. • The S&P 500 breakout test and key market levels • Earnings season growth, market reactions, and major surprises • The strongest and weakest earnings reports • The Federal Reserve's latest interest rate decision • Kevin Warsh's first report card as Fed Chair • Precision Trader and the upcoming Master Trader series

Originally broadcast July 26, 2026. Audio recovered from the published Trading Justice broadcast. In this week's stock market outlook, Matt breaks down S&P 500 and NASDAQ technical analysis, Mag 7 earnings from Meta, Microsoft, Apple, and Amazon, and the July Federal Reserve FOMC meeting. The S&P 500 enters the week with a damaged daily chart after breaking short term support. Bears hold a slight momentum advantage, the NASDAQ is the weakest major index, and bulls must reclaim key resistance before the broader market can rebuild a stronger bullish posture. Earnings growth remains strong, but companies beating estimates are not being rewarded. Matt explains how Alphabet distorted the headline numbers, why market reaction matters more than the beat rate, and what this week's Mag 7 reports could mean for technology. He also previews the Fed meeting after crude oil's surge revived inflation concerns and rate hike expectations. • S&P 500 support, resistance, RSI, and MACD • The NASDAQ breakdown and technology weakness • Alphabet's impact on Q2 earnings growth • Meta, Microsoft, Apple, and Amazon earnings • The Fed meeting, crude oil, and inflation • What would confirm recovery or further weakness Original video: Watch on YouTube. Market commentary reflects the original broadcast date. Educational content; not individualized investment advice.

This week on the Trading Justice Podcast, I break down the improving technical conditions in the market as the S&P 500 approaches a potential breakout. After weeks of choppy consolidation, bullish momentum is starting to improve, support levels are rising, and the market enters the week with its best technical setup in several weeks. I also break down the developing reversal setups in gold, Bitcoin, and Ethereum before celebrating America's 250th birthday with the Founders Portfolio. If the Founding Fathers were stocks in today's market, which companies would they be? From George Washington and Berkshire Hathaway to Thomas Jefferson and SpaceX, I match each Founder's personality, accomplishments, and legacy with a modern company.

This week on the Trading Justice Podcast, I break down the biggest macro week of 2026 as the Iran peace deal gets announced, Kevin Warsh chairs his first FOMC meeting, and SpaceX enters week two after the largest IPO in market history. We discuss what the Iran MOU actually means for your portfolio, how a resolution to the conflict could change the entire inflation picture, and what the Fed is likely to do with rates this week. We also break down SpaceX week two through the lens of IPO history and what the data says about patience versus chasing the open.

This week on the Trading Justice Podcast, I break down a critical week for the market as traders navigate the first meaningful pullback in months, rising interest rate expectations, and growing volatility across the AI trade. We discuss why a surprisingly strong labor market report triggered aggressive selling, how bond market expectations are impacting stocks, and whether recent weakness should be viewed as a buying opportunity or a warning sign for investors. We also analyze key support levels on the S&P 500, sector rotation beneath the surface, and what traders should be watching in the days ahead. In our feature discussion, we tackle the upcoming SpaceX IPO. Using historical data from some of the largest and most anticipated IPOs of the last two decades, we examine what tends to happen after the hype, why patience often wins, and the lessons investors can learn before chasing the biggest public offering in market history.