Why Rate Cuts Aren't Creating Jobs, Tariffs Didn't Cause Inflation, and AI Controls Everything
The US economy grew 3.8% last quarter—but 92% of that growth came from AI and data centers. The rest? Barely moving at 0.1%.In this episode, we break down why October 2025 saw the highest job cuts in 20 years AFTER rate cuts, why tariff inflation never materialized (hint: elasticity matters), and how the Mag 7 now controls 40% of the S&P 500.We dive into:Why the Fed ignoring AI is a massive problemThe two-economy split crushing Gen ZHow tariffs actually work vs. what everyone predictedWhy this isn't like the dot-com bubble (it's different, not better)The circular revenue problem in Big Tech nobody's discussingPlus: Jerome Powell's blind spot, Trump's tariff strategy decoded, and why your ability to get a job might depend more on whether you own stocks than your actual skills.Topics: economy, stock market, inflation, Federal Reserve, interest rates, AI bubble, tech stocks, S&P 500, recession, GDP, tariffs, Trump economics, job market, Gen Z, unemployment, investing, finance, Wall Street, NASDAQ, market crash, economic analysis, Jerome Powell, rate cuts, Magnificent 7, NVIDIA, Apple, Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, TeslaFollow us @jasperandemilefinance for daily market takes and analysis.#economy #stockmarket #investing #finance #podcast #AI #technology #tariffs #inflation #federalreserve #interestrates #recession #jobmarket #genz #wallstreet #markets #trump #economics #financepodcastFollow @jasperandemilefinance for more#economy #recession #investing #stockmarket #finance #AI #jobmarket #genz #inflation #federalreserve #financetok #wealthgap #economics #markets #GDPVisual style: Quick cuts, mix of you talking to camera + screen recordings of actual data + maybe a simple chart overlay. Raw, urgent, documentary-style. Not overproduced.Why it'll work: Shocking stat, builds tension, explains something people feel but can't articulate, promises answers, creates urgency for the Monday drop.RetryJRetryClaude can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.