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Today on Financial Revelations – June 12, 2025
First off, style check: my shirt today is from Collar & Co. I’m not affiliated with them—I just really like their stuff. If you're into comfortable, dressy polo-style shirts, check them out: collarsandco.com.
Heading Back to the Amazon 🌎We’re planning another missions trip to the Amazon in March 2026. Our goal: support the ongoing well restoration projects and offer help wherever it’s needed. This work truly changes lives, and we’d love for you to be a part of it—either by joining us or donating. Learn more and support the mission at:
nativosusa.org
GoFundMe – David Szafranski (search: David Szafranski)
A few financial headlines worth your attention this week:
📊 Inflation – Still No Tariff EffectInflation reports are in, and once again, economists missed the mark. There's still no meaningful evidence that tariffs are driving up inflation. I don’t expect that to change. We may even see rate cuts later this year, as hinted by Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
📉 Markets React to Tragedy in IndiaThe markets are down this week following the catastrophic crash of a Boeing 787 in India. Tragically, there were no survivors. Please keep the victims and their families in your prayers during this heartbreaking time.
Global Flashpoints 🇺🇦 Ukraine + 🇮🇷 Iran = Global Market RiskUkraine continues to destabilize the region. This week, they successfully used drones to destroy Russian bombs—impressive, but it also highlights how close we are to broader conflict. Markets could react violently if the situation escalates.
Iran remains a major wildcard. Diplomatic efforts to halt their nuclear program are likely to fall short. If the U.S. or Israel takes military action, expect energy prices to spike and markets to get rocky.
Let’s pray for the diplomats trying to hold the line—but also prepare for potential conflict. In uncertain times, both vigilance and readiness are key.
Stay Connected
Have a financial question? Reach out directly: [email protected] Follow along on Twitter (X): @skibucks1
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Today on Financial Revelations – June 12, 2025
First off, style check: my shirt today is from Collar & Co. I’m not affiliated with them—I just really like their stuff. If you're into comfortable, dressy polo-style shirts, check them out: collarsandco.com.
Heading Back to the Amazon 🌎We’re planning another missions trip to the Amazon in March 2026. Our goal: support the ongoing well restoration projects and offer help wherever it’s needed. This work truly changes lives, and we’d love for you to be a part of it—either by joining us or donating. Learn more and support the mission at:
nativosusa.org
GoFundMe – David Szafranski (search: David Szafranski)
A few financial headlines worth your attention this week:
📊 Inflation – Still No Tariff EffectInflation reports are in, and once again, economists missed the mark. There's still no meaningful evidence that tariffs are driving up inflation. I don’t expect that to change. We may even see rate cuts later this year, as hinted by Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
📉 Markets React to Tragedy in IndiaThe markets are down this week following the catastrophic crash of a Boeing 787 in India. Tragically, there were no survivors. Please keep the victims and their families in your prayers during this heartbreaking time.
Global Flashpoints 🇺🇦 Ukraine + 🇮🇷 Iran = Global Market RiskUkraine continues to destabilize the region. This week, they successfully used drones to destroy Russian bombs—impressive, but it also highlights how close we are to broader conflict. Markets could react violently if the situation escalates.
Iran remains a major wildcard. Diplomatic efforts to halt their nuclear program are likely to fall short. If the U.S. or Israel takes military action, expect energy prices to spike and markets to get rocky.
Let’s pray for the diplomats trying to hold the line—but also prepare for potential conflict. In uncertain times, both vigilance and readiness are key.
Stay Connected
Have a financial question? Reach out directly: [email protected] Follow along on Twitter (X): @skibucks1
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