Bullish and Beyond 57 - Energy Crisis, Tesla Terafab + Iran War Heats Up

Brian and JT break down the current market mood with geopolitical tensions running hot and energy markets feeling the strain. They look at how conflicts in the Middle East, especially involving Iran, are shaking global supply chains and pushing energy prices higher. Natural gas and broader energy disruptions are creating real economic pressure, while leverage has largely left the system after recent corrections.  The conversation turns to bigger-picture shifts: Elon Musk's ambitious moves in space through SpaceX and his automotive plans, the rapid evolution of AI and chip production amid rising energy costs, and the future of human augmentation. They also touch on Apple's latest product strategy, including the new MacBook Neo being called a game changer. On the crypto side, Bitcoin's fair value and market leverage get a close look, with black swan risks still lurking.  Overall, the episode stresses staying informed on how geopolitics, energy crises, and tech innovation intersect. Volatility brings both risks and opportunities for those who keep a clear head and focus on long-term strategies.  Subscribe now to catch these wide-ranging market and tech insights every week!  Interested to learn more or want to reach out?  Check out our websitehttps://bullishandbeyond.comNew?  Watch Episode 1!  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsf6rHN_73A&t=120sWant to listen to more of our episodes?Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4cqfxMBb4nRGEwq32sGaotApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bullish-beyond/id1701641686OR watch more on our Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/@BullishandBeyondHosts: JT Knows Things - linktr.ee/jtknowsthings Brian “The Mac Man” Burke - https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianthemacman/All content published by Bullish and Beyond, LLC reflects personal opinions only and is provided for informational purposes. Please conduct your own research and discuss with your accountant and/or financial advisor before making any financial decisions. The information ...