🚨 THE THIRD FED CUT IS HERE - AND THE MARKET IS NEAR ALL-TIME HIGHS.
This is one of the strangest, most bullish, and most misunderstood moments in modern financial history… and in this video, Ross breaks down EXACTLY what it means for stocks, inflation, AI, gold, real estate, and your portfolio heading into 2026.
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🤖🚀We’re seeing rate cuts without a recession, AI reshaping productivity, employment cracking beneath the surface, and valuations above 1929, 1965, and 1999… all while the S&P 500 sits just under all-time highs.
If you want to understand what happens when the strongest bull market in years collides with falling rates, sticky inflation, and a tech revolution, this is the video you cannot skip.
This breakdown includes:
• Federal Reserve analysis
• Stock market outlook 2025–2026
• AI productivity boom
• Inflation forecast
• Labor market slowdown
• Bull market continuation setup
• GDP growth trends
• Gold & silver outlook
• Investor strategy heading into next year
⏱️ Timestamps
0:00 – A historic moment in financial markets
0:02 – The Fed prepares its third rate cut of 2025
0:07 – S&P 500 still near all-time highs
0:12 – Rate cuts in good times: why this almost never happens
0:24 – Market performance after rate cuts near highs
0:38 – AI revolution reshaping productivity
0:49 – The downside: AI replacing jobs
1:00 – Unemployment rises to 4.4%
1:04 – What happens when inflation + weak jobs + AI collide?
1:16 – Why the Fed has to cut again
1:35 – The million-job revision: the moment that changed everything
1:54 – Inflation still running hot at 3.1%
2:16 – Inflation vs labor… the Fed’s impossible dilemma
2:22 – One of the most overvalued markets in U.S. history
2:38 – Why rate cuts usually only happen during recessions
2:50 – Strong GDP growth creates internal Fed conflict
3:04 – The big question: 25bps or 50bps?
3:07 – Consumer confidence collapse
3:16 – Labor market weakness intensifies
3:23 – Inflation elevated, GDP strong, AI booming
3:32 – S&P 500 refuses to break — 35% rally
3:48 – Why another rate cut pours fuel on the fire
3:54 – The impossible bear case
4:02 – Above-trend inflation… still bullish for stocks
4:10 – 3% GDP growth = bullish
4:12 – AI megatrend = hyper-bullish
4:15 – Three Fed cuts + Trump’s dovish incoming Fed chair
4:23 – $700B annual tech capex powering the economy
4:40 – Quantitative tightening ends
4:46 – $2T deficit spending inflates asset prices
4:56 – S&P earnings up 13% YoY
5:04 – How do stocks go down in this environment?
5:10 – Trump volatility vs long-term asset strength
5:15 – Gold, silver, housing all signaling what’s coming
5:29 – Lower rates in a hot economy = higher asset prices
5:32 – One of the best long-term environments for asset owners
5:41 – The third rate cut is here — and this bull run isn’t done
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