With war, inflation concerns, and constant economic uncertainty, you’d expect markets to be struggling—but the reality tells a different story.
In this episode, we break down a surprisingly strong March jobs report, with 178,000 new jobs added—many in healthcare, directly impacting shortages in places like the Vegas Valley. At the same time, consumer spending remains resilient, even as the Federal Reserve signals that interest rates may stay higher for longer.
So what’s really happening beneath the surface?
While headlines focus on volatility, U.S. markets are holding steady—and the leadership is shifting. Oil, commodities, mining, and utility stocks are quietly outperforming, fueled by rising energy demand, infrastructure upgrades, and massive global spending tied to geopolitical tensions.
We also dive into:
- The real impact of war on inflation and energy prices
- Why utility stocks are surging amid power grid modernization
- The truth about consumer spending in uncertain times
- Why “old economy” companies are outperforming big tech
If you want to understand where the market is actually heading—not just what headlines say—this is a must-watch breakdown
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