"The Economic Slowdown Is Cancelled" - Wall Street

"Emotions are the enemy of profits."

This episode breaks down a new S&P Global report showing the US economy growing at its fastest pace since right after the pandemic, driven by corporate profits up almost 29% year over year. He explains why that boom hasn't translated into calm markets, with the Federal Reserve raising interest rates, Treasury yields hitting two decade highs, and gas prices up nearly 30% in a year.

Jaspreet Singh walks through why stocks and bonds have been falling together instead of moving in their usual opposite directions, what that says about investors shifting money into Treasuries, and the three ways he thinks about building wealth through any market environment.

In this episode, you'll learn:

Why corporate profits are growing almost four times faster than the historical average

How AI adoption and rising prices are both driving profit margins higher than revenue growth

Why the Federal Reserve raised interest rates to cool an economy that's growing too fast alongside high inflation

Why stocks and bonds have been falling at the same time instead of moving in opposite directions

How rising Treasury yields are pulling investor money away from the stock market

The three ways to invest: always be buying, buying during market crashes, and investing in market shifts

Why chasing what's trending on the news or on AI chatbots means missing the money that already moved

Why understanding where money is moving matters more than reacting to market headlines