The Fed's not afraid to let the landing get rough

<p>Doug Roberts, chief investment strategist at <a href= "https://channelcapitalresearch.com">Channel Capital Research</a>, says the Federal Reserve is putting "arrows in the quiver" to deal with a recession if it happens, but that the central bankers have signaled that "if there's a rough landing ... they won't be so quick to react to it." Roberts says the economy remains strong -- and that the U.S. is still the best market in the world -- despite the market acting like it's in a correction. He sees the narrow, large-cap rally continuing for the foreseeable future. Plus, Tom Lydon, vice chairman at <a href="https://vettafi.com">VettaFi</a>, picks up on the quality theme he discussed a week ago, but turns in the small-cap direction with his "ETF of the Week," Chuck goes off the news with a consumer story that impacts every adult in the country -- and which serves as a reminder to take care of your financial chores -- and Tom Graff, head of investments at <a href= "https://facet.com">Facet</a>, returns to the Market Call to discuss exchange-traded funds.</p>