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Watch: Bond Breaking Point, International Reversal & Foreign Selling

Ryan Mumy and Justin Greenhill break down the most critical market trends affecting your portfolio. In this episode, we analyze:

  • Bond markets at critical levels - why Treasury yields could trigger government action
  • The hidden overnight selling pattern revealing foreign vs. domestic investor behavior since Liberation Day
  • International markets staging their first outperformance in “like forever”
  • Consumer spending signals and what critical jobs data could reveal
  • OPEC's surprising supply decision and its impact on oil markets
  • Gold's massive run and whether exhaustion is setting in or not

From structural market shifts to emerging global opportunities, this comprehensive analysis provides advisors and investors with institutional-quality insights needed to navigate today's complex investment landscape.


 

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