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Watch: Market Concentration Peaks & Emerging Markets Surge

Filmed on November 19th, 2025, Ryan Mumy and Justin Greenhill break down the most critical market trends affecting your portfolio. In this episode, we analyze:

      • Top 10 S&P stocks reaching unprecedented concentration while the next 40 hit historic lows
      • Consumer spending weakness accelerating despite the AI capital expenditure boom
      • The fiscal bazooka: three major tailwinds potentially worth 2.5% of GDP in 2026
      • S&P 500 breaking below 50-day moving average as equal weight tests critical levels
      • Emerging markets posting their best year in a decade as inflation drops below US levels
      • 10-year yields turning volatile as Fed rate cut expectations shift
      • Credit markets pricing AI infrastructure risk while commodities form a base
      • Copper outperforming iron ore as the economy shifts toward electrification

 

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