The data was good this week -- and markets went into a tailspin. Join Michael Farr and his guests Robert Farr and Dan Mahaffee to understand what went on in markets and the world and prepare for the week upcoming.

Michael Farr welcomes back Jim Lebenthal and they have an insightful discussion on risk management in today's markets. Dan Mahaffee updates on the latest movements (and non-movements) with Iran and touches on the greater implications for US security and economic stability.

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We have a special abbreviated edition of The FarrBlast as Michael Farr shares his insights into the markets and how the geo political instability and domestic policy are coming together to create economic stress. Is this the dot-com era redux? There are meaningful differences, but the bond markets are beginning to argue with the stock market-- and that, historically, is a big flashing yellow.

Listen in for an important commentary from Michael Farr.

The President goes to China and Iran remains unresolved. Yet markets climb the wall of worry. Go beyond the headlines to what investors need to watch with Michael Farr and guests Kenny Polcari and Dan Mahaffee.

The volatility continues as the Adminstration vascillates between escalation and peace with Iran. Michael Farr welcomes Jim Iuorio for a discussion of the markets, and Dan Mahaffee for analysis of diplomacy in flux.

Plus, keep an eye on your feed this weekend for a special FarrFocus episode with energy expert, Daryl Owen.

Michael Farr welcomes Dan Mahaffee for insight on the economic disruption of the Iran War and the prospects for opening the Strait of Hormuz. (Dan is NOT optimistic.) Then Kenny Polcari joins from his old haunt, the New York Stock Exchange, and Kenny reminds us that while politics create chaos in the short term, they do not price markets in the long term.

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Markets are at all time highs, but caution is the by-word as world events continue to unfold. Michael Farr shares his insights into the rising markets, where strong earnings beats are no longer the catalyst for strong performance, but now the price of admission to avoid a sell-off. Dan Mahaffee joins Michael for the latest from Iran, the Senate floor, and what the calculus in Beijing appears to be.

Markets are acting like the world is all sunshine and rainbows, but Michael Farr shares some of his concerns and why he is cautious. (As well as optimistic in the long term.) Michael welcomes Dan Mahaffee, who is recently returned from the UK where he had discussions with academic, government, and business leaders. The world continues to change and Michael and Dan explore what the economic ramifications may be.