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Good morning! In today’s issue, we’ll dig into the all of the latest moves and highlight what they mean for you right now. Along the way, you’ll find insights you can put to work immediately
Stock Market Debriefing
Equities experienced rotation beneath the surface.
The Dow and Russell 2000 outperformed at points, signaling renewed interest in value and smaller-cap stocks.
The Nasdaq saw profit-taking, especially in mega-cap tech after recent runs.
The VIX moved higher at times, reminding investors that volatility remains part of the landscape.
Sector themes:
Strength in consumer, industrial, and select financials
Cooling in high-flying tech and AI names
Increased focus on earnings quality over hype
Weekly takeaway: This was a week for rebalancing, not panic.
Crypto Debriefing
Crypto markets delivered controlled strength with healthy pullbacks.
Bitcoin held firm in the high-$80K to low-$90K range, reinforcing its role as the anchor asset.
Ethereum maintained momentum above $3,000, supported by steady network activity.
Select altcoins (Solana, XRP, Cardano) posted strong weekly gains, while others cooled after sharp rallies.
Weekly takeaway: This was a rotation week, not a speculative blow-off—capital flowed into stronger projects with real usage and liquidity.
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Real Estate Debriefing
Real estate stayed stable but cautious throughout the week.
Mortgage rates showed signs of leveling out, helping reduce short-term uncertainty for buyers and investors.
Residential demand continued shifting toward affordable and suburban markets, while high-cost metros remained slower.
Commercial real estate stayed split: industrial, logistics, and data-related properties performed well, while traditional office space continued to struggle.
Weekly takeaway: Investors focused less on appreciation and more on rent durability, deal structure, and cash-flow safety.
Resource Debriefing
Commodities were active and event-driven.
Oil prices climbed early in the week, supported by supply discipline and geopolitical risk.
Gold and silver pulled back slightly after strong prior gains, likely due to short-term profit-taking.
Platinum and palladium remained volatile but continued to show longer-term recovery potential tied to industrial demand.
Weekly takeaway: Resources continued to act as diversifiers and inflation hedges, not just trades.
That’s All For Today
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— Ryan Rincon, CEO and Founder at The Wealth Wagon Inc.
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