There is one reason to invest in space, and we share it today! Also, freshly released UFO files dropped and are a great reminder for how investors should critically evaluate information, media distractions, and geopolitical developments rather than blindly trusting official stories or market reactions. We also talk the ongoing war and energy disruptions, rising oil prices, and the possibility that markets are underestimating inflation and recession risks. We also examined the risks of concentrated AI spending, declining cash flows among major tech companies, rising retail speculation, smart money moving toward cash and value opportunities, and potential distress in commercial real estate and non-traded REITs. Patience, caution, independent thinking, and selective investing always prevail over chasing momentum in an increasingly fragile and narrowly driven market environment.

We discuss...

Why investors should question why information is released at certain times and avoid blindly trusting government or media messaging.
Ongoing geopolitical conflicts and energy disruptions may be worse than markets currently believe.
Rising oil and energy prices could continue pressuring consumers, corporate margins, and global economic growth.
Major S&P 500 sectors breakdowns show that many areas of the market remain flat or weak despite bullish headlines.
The discussion highlighted how semiconductor stocks have dramatically outperformed while software and other technology subsectors have lagged.
Venture capital and speculative investment historically flow toward high-risk opportunities like AI rather than stable cash-generating businesses.
Retail investors are aggressively chasing options and speculative trades while institutional investors appear more cautious.
The bond market was identified as a major warning signal, with rising Treasury yields potentially creating significant economic and market stress.
If inflation and interest rates continue rising, housing, borrowing, and economic activity could slow sharply.
Many commercial real estate valuations may still be overstated despite large discounts in secondary markets.
Liquidity problems and refinancing pressures could create further downside risks in commercial real estate assets.
How "smart money" appears to be raising cash, rotating toward value opportunities, and looking internationally for better upside potential.
Investors should remain selective, independent-minded, and focused on risk management in an increasingly volatile and speculative market environment.

Today's Panelists:

Kirk Chisholm | Innovative Wealth Douglas Heagren | Mergent College Advisors

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