Joshua deep dives into NVIDIA's recent explosion, Chairman Powell's recent hawkishness, and how tired investors are of being stuck in the Fed's game of Will We or Won't We with inflation.

The most recent CPI and PPI are in! And guess what?...the data is GOOD!

It's another round of inflation is seriously falling, can the price of fixing your car really keep things sticky? Joshua breaks down why this current bear market may be the most hated bear market in history, and why it still has a lot of upside in this year.

Don't forget to leave your finance and investing questions for Joshua in the comment section.

Joshua details three key reasons why the current bull market still has room to run. The Fed's recent rate increase, what to expect from inflation through the rest of 2023, and Meta's turnaround are some of the other topics discussed.

In this episode Joshua discusses the need for investors to utilize historical precedence alongside their market data, numbers show inflation on a downward trajectory, Warren Buffet, what investors may expect The Fed will do with interest rates in July, and more...

In this episode, the bull market is official, Joshua discusses the importance historical precedent has for investors, and The Fed finally hit the pause button!

In this episode Joshua asks, "Is the bull market that I've been saying is real for months now finally here and by here I mean finally acknowledged by media?" (YES!) 

Joshua also discusses next moves of The Fed, the end to the debt ceiling "crisis", and performance of different market sectors.

In this episode: NVIDIA pops off, the tech sector is currently in a huge rally, the SWM team plays their bi-weekly game of "What Will the Fed Do?", and the debt ceiling is uncomfortably close to all of our faces.

 The truth is this is the most hated 7-month 20 percent rally ever!  During this episode, Joshua explains why this bull market will continue even though consensus in the short term remains bearish.   

What's in The Fed's Beige Book report? It's a mystery we'll never know...

Joshua discusses the massive amounts of cash and bearish sentiment in the market. Are investors wondering whether The Fed broke the economy or broke inflation?