Watch: Small Caps Break Out & The K-Shaped Economy
Filmed on December 5th, 2025, Ryan Mumy and Justin Greenhill break down the most critical market trends affecting your portfolio. In this episode, we analyze:
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- Atlanta Fed GDP tracking well above estimates despite recession concerns
- Russell 2000 breaking out after years of consolidation into new bull market territory
- Small and mid cap valuations historically cheap relative to mega caps
- Fund managers all-in while record cash sits in money markets
- The K-shaped economy: small business struggles alongside robust stock market earnings
- South Korea up 70% as AI trade broadens to semiconductor memory
- Brazil attracting major data center investments due to diverse energy infrastructure
- US Treasury debt crossing $30 trillion as fiscal policy overtakes monetary policy importance
- Silver breaking to all-time highs after 15 years of consolidation
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