
Ep. 28 When Wall Street Booms, Why Doesn’t Main Street Feel It?
Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan ask a deceptively simple question: Does the stock market still reflect the health of the U.S. economy? With major indexes near record highs while consumers continue to face pressure from housing, groceries, insurance, inflation, and higher borrowing costs, Tom and Dylan explore the growing disconnect between Wall Street and the everyday economy.
They also dig into the outsized influence of mega-cap companies, rising bond yields, government spending, trade policy, and what the markets may actually be signaling about the economy. If stocks are booming while many…
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