← Chris Cox

What podcasts say about Chris Cox

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What Chris Cox has said on podcasts

6 statements · 3 positive · 2 negative · 1 neutral

  1. on Profitable Russell 2000 stocksPositiveOct 20, 2026· Closing Bell

    Profitable Russell 2000 stocks are outperforming non-profitable stocks by 18 points.

    “The profitable stocks are now beating the non-profitable stocks by 18 percentage points.”

    Listen at 20:57

    Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime: 10/20/26
  2. on Gradual Federal Reserve rate hikesPositiveOct 20, 2026· Closing Bell

    Gradual Fed hiking cycles tend to support low-double-digit equity gains the following year.

    “A Fed that takes the escalator up and not the elevator up. tends to be supportive of kind of low double-digit kind of gains in the year subsequent to the initial hike.”

    Listen at 23:03

    Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime: 10/20/26
  3. on Sharp Federal Reserve tighteningNegativeOct 20, 2026· Closing Bell

    Sharp Fed tightening tends to produce negative equity returns one year later.

    “If they have to move really, really sharply, they have to do more than 25 occasionally, that's when you tend to get into the negative returns a year out from the start.”

    Listen at 23:13

    Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime: 10/20/26
  4. on S&P 500 profit marginsNeutralOct 20, 2026· Closing Bell

    Forward S&P 500 profit-margin assumptions have risen to 17–18%.

    “the forward 12-month S&P profit margin assumption is up to 17%, 18%.”

    Listen at 23:49

    Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime: 10/20/26
  5. on Corporate earnings expectationsNegativeOct 20, 2026· Closing Bell

    Expectations for earnings growth may be excessively high.

    “I worry a little bit that that sort of general expectations bar has gotten set a little bit too high.”

    Listen at 25:04

    Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime: 10/20/26
  6. on Trading cardsPositiveOct 20, 2026· Closing Bell

    Trading cards are now the largest toys-and-games category, surpassing building blocks.

    “trading cards today are the biggest category in toys and games. They've supplanted building blocks.”

    Listen at 30:16

    Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime: 10/20/26

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