John Norris (00:30): Well, hello again, everybody. This is John Norris at Trader Perspectives. As always, we have our good friend Sam Clement. Sam, say hello. Sam Clement (00:36): Hey John. How are you doing? John…
Trading Perspectives Podcast
Listen to the full episode, here. John Norris (00:31): Well, hello again, everybody. This is John Norris at Trading Perspectives. As always, we have a good friend, Sam Clements. Sam, say hello. Hey Sam Clement (00:36): …
Listen to the full episode, here. John Norris (00:30): Well, hello again, everybody. This is John Norris at Trading Perspectives. As always, we have our good friend Sam Clement. Sam, say hello. Sam Clement (00:36): John,…
Listen to the full episode, here. John Norris (00:30): Well, hello again, everybody. This is John Norris of Trading Perspectives. As always, we have a good friend, Sam Clement. Sam, say hello. Sam Clement (00:36): John,…
Listen to the full episode, here. John Norris (00:30): Well, hello again everybody. This is John Norris of Trading Perspectives. As always, we have our good friend, Sam Clement. Sam, say hello. Sam Clement (00:35): John,…
Listen to the full episode, here. John Norris (00:29):Well, hello again, everybody. This is John Norris of Trading Perspectives. As always, we have our good friend Sam Clement. Sam, say hello. Sam Clement:Hi John, how are…
Listen to the full episode, here. Key Points The U.S. labor market was identified as the primary driver of the nation’s economy because the economy is nearly 70% driven by consumer consumption, which is fueled by…
Listen to the full episode, here. Key Points The U.S. military action to remove Nicolás Maduro is described as both surprising in its execution but unsurprising given the prior buildup of U.S. military assets in the…
Listen to the full episode, here. Key Points The initial fervor around the EV industry was described as artificial, driven more by government subsidies, political pressure, and hype rather than genuine, organic consumer demand. The removal…
Listen to the full episode, here. Key Points: Financial strain is widespread, driven by multiple factors: an outdated official definition of poverty, the real and lingering impact of inflation, rising costs of living, and cultural pressure…