Brian and JT dig into the current macro landscape, where rising interest rates are putting real pressure on the housing market while foreign buyers continue driving demand in places like Miami. They explore the energy sector in depth, including supply constraints, the long-term outlook for oil, and how economic pressures on Iran could affect global reserves and prices. The conversation also covers big shifts at Google’s AI team, the launch of the Crypto Fundamentals Academy for serious investors, ongoing chip supply chain disruptions hitting companies like Apple, and Bitcoin’s position in a risk-off environment. Throughout the episode they emphasize trading psychology, patience, and the importance of staying focused on long-term trends even when short-term sentiment feels uncertain. Whether you’re watching energy, tech, crypto, or broader economic signals, this episode delivers practical insights to help you navigate today’s markets with a clear, bullish mindset. Subscribe now for more weekly breakdowns with Brian and JT on stocks, crypto, macro trends, and smart investing strategies!

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