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173 - The Data Says Expansion But Earnings Say Stress | IINsights (opens the original)
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This week’s episode is all about the split economy hiding underneath the headline numbers. We look at where money is still being spent, where it's drying up, and how that affects your investing strategy. In this episode, we cover: Why residential construction is still stuck How data centers and power infrastructure are carrying construction What rising continuing claims say about the labor market Why rate cuts may still happen even if the data does not fully justify them How Lululemon, Five Belo
172 - Consumers Are Now Trading Down to Survive | IINsights (opens the original)
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This week’s episode is all about the consumer squeeze—and the data is not subtle. We cover: Why consumers are shifting from goods to unavoidable services How PCE data shows “survival spending,” not confidence Why Walmart, Target, Dollar General, and Dollar Tree earnings matter What “trading down” says about higher-income households Why smaller basket sizes are a major consumer warning sign How credit card debt and delinquencies fit into the bigger picture What this means for income investors wat
171 - The CONY Loan Is Gone But Can We Salvage The Damage? (opens the original)
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In this episode, we’re giving the latest update on our CONY YieldMax Experiment — and this is a big one: the loan is finally paid off. The original idea was to test whether we could take out a loan, invest the money into a high-yield ETF like CONY , and use the dividend payouts to cover the loan payments. In theory, it sounded like a way to use other people’s money to build an income-producing asset. In reality? It got ugly. CONY started strong with a massive early payout, but the combination of
170 - Our First $52K High-Yield ETF Cash Flow Experiment Update (opens the original)
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Can A High-Yield ETF Income Portfolio Replace Spending Cash? This is the first major update on our $52,000 high-yield ETF income portfolio experiment . After selling the condo, we had a choice: keep the money in cash and slowly spend it down for living expenses, or invest a portion into high-yield ETFs and use the income to stretch that money further. We chose the income portfolio. The goal is not long-term capital appreciation. The goal is cash flow. We want this portfolio to generate monthly i
169 - July's Cash Flow Breakdown And Unexpected Events... (opens the original)
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In this episode, we’re breaking down our July cash flow —the real numbers and how our flexible budgeting system handled a messy month without falling apart. July came in at about $2,850 in total expenses and about $5,652 in total income , including rental income, dividend income, and a one-time billboard payment. Even with unusual costs, we ended the month with roughly $842 going back into savings after expenses, reinvestments, and paying off the CONY Experiment. We also talk about why our cash
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