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1. Fed rate cuts won't be enough to stop a recession, Ned Davis warns

   With uncertainty keeping a lid on U.S. stocks, Ed Clissold of Ned Davis Research says the rest of 2019 is likely to be a "choppy," but somewhat opportunistic, ride for investors.

2. Futures Now, June 13, 2019

   Ned Davis Research's Ed Clissold on the 'Goldilocks' economy and stocks. The traders discuss oil in the wake of a suspicious tanker fire raging off the coast of Iran. And trading gold now, with CNBC's Eric Chemi and the Futures Now traders, Anthony Grisanti at the NYMEX and Jim Iuorio at the CME.

3. Traders discuss why gold is near highs as dollar also rallies

   Gold nears a 52-week high. Trading gold now, with CNBC's Eric Chemi and the Futures Now traders, Anthony Grisanti at the NYMEX and Jim Iuorio at the CME.

4. As oil surges on tanker fire, one trader says this is why an even bigger rally's ahead

   It's been a wild week for oil. Are demand fears overblown? With CNBC's Eric Chemi and the Futures Now traders, Anthony Grisanti at the NYMEX and Jim Iuorio at the CME.

5. This economy is a perfect environment for two key stock groups: Ned Davis Research

   Stocks inch toward highs. Ed Clissold of Ned Davis Research on the case for Fed rate cuts. With CNBC's Eric Chemi and the Futures Now traders, Anthony Grisanti at the NYMEX and Jim Iuorio at the CME.

6. Futures Now: Geopolitical fears boost crude

   "Futures Now" Anthony Grisanti of GRZ Energy and Jim Iuorio of TJM Institutional Services discuss where crude is headed with CNBC's Eric Chemi.

7. Stockman's new warning: Fed would be 'totally nuts' to cut rates to help combat trade war risks

   The Fed's easy money policies won't be able to protect the market from a recession, according to the Reagan administration's OMB director.

8. The last time the S&P did this, it rallied 25% to an all-time high

   It's been a wild ride for stocks as trade tantrums and global growth fears have ignited a surge of bearish sentiment around the markets. But, a top technician says the charts are signalling new highs could come sooner than investors think.