In this new episode of The Morning Filter podcast, co-hosts Dave Sekera and Susan Dziubinski discuss what today’s oil prices may mean for the economy and the market. They explain why this week’s Fed meeting may be a nonevent and how to think about quarterly earnings reports when you’re investing for the long term. They preview upcoming earnings reports for Microsoft, Meta Platforms, Amazon.com and Apple and debate how long the good times will continue to roll for Seagate Technology STX.

They cover whether Tesla is a buy on its post-earnings pullback, what the key takeaways were from Alphabet’s report, and if the time may be right for ServiceNow’s stock to recover. They explain how to spot stocks that offer growth at a reasonable price (GARP). They close the episode with a handful of GARP stocks to buy.

Episode Highlights

Is it time to worry about oil prices?

Market heavyweights Microsoft MFST, Meta Platforms META, Amazon.com AMZN and Apple AAPL report this week; here’s what to watch for.

Whether Tesla TSLA, Alphabet GOOGL, or Intel INTC are stocks to buy after earnings.

Is the tide about to turn for ServiceNow NOW and other software stocks?

How to find stocks offering growth at a reasonable price.

GARP stocks to buy.

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