This week, we look at the recent job report, the Federal Reserve's expected actions on interest rates, and overall market dynamics, including the history-making influence of major tech companies. Our conversation also touches on the capitalism machine and how it relates to throwback fashion trends, individual stock investing challenges, and the need for diversification. We finish by celebrating an incredible time of year for the sports world.

Key Takeaways

[00:17] - The new jobs report is out

[05:00] - What to make of markets trading at high valuations

[12:15] - What we’re experiencing with big companies is an anomaly

[15:12] - We’re entering the best time of the year for sports

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