Football is back! With that in mind, we’re going with a gridiron theme this week as we pull out our crystal ball and dig into what quarter of the bull vs bear game we’re in. We also explore the implications of the Fed shakeups on the economy, particularly regarding interest rates and housing, and look at the economic significance of population growth. And like every other podcast this week, we’ll touch on the futures of Taylor Swift and Arch Manning.

Key Takeaways

• [00:17] - Getting out our crystal ball for where the market goes from here

• [10:13] - More shake-ups with the Fed

• [13:20] - How population growth shapes the economy

• [15:21] - Football is back! Are the Saints taking for Arch?

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