Barry Martin, CFA joins InvestmentNews anchor Gregg Greenberg to highlight fixed income opportunities as the Federal Reserve cuts rates and volatility rises.

Derek Izuel, CFA points to two things that could shake U.S. markets: a weakening U.S. Dollar, and investors turning to international stock markets.

The U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) published its final rule on climate-related disclosure by publicly-traded companies in March of this year.

As Jeffrey A. Rosenkranz, Portfolio Manager noted, "An emergency cut would provide little immediate relief for consumers but would, in such a circumstance, “help avoid the wealth destruction that would come with a big correction in stocks or the housing market."

Jeffrey Rosenkranz, portfolio manager at Shelton Capital, expects Powell to lean more toward 25-bp cut than 50. Recently, markets have reduced the probability of a 50--bp cut — to 24.5% on Thursday from 38.0% on Wednesday. "So if he wants to just nudge that even closer to 25 and no more than 25 basis points, he could do that," he said in a recent interview with Seeking Alpha.