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VRA Podcast: Navigating Market Shifts: The War, Rate Sensitives, and the Melt-Up Opportunity - Kip Herriage - August 7, 2026

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Welcome back to the VRA Investing Podcast! In today’s episode, Kip Herridge takes us through a rollercoaster few months in the markets, sharing candid reflections on how global conflict—specifically, the recent war—upended thematic investment strategies and drove major swings in interest rate-sensitive sectors. Kip Herridge discusses the lessons learned from this turbulent period, breaks down why gold, silver, miners, and semiconductors are now leading the charge in a powerful rebound, and explains why he’s optimistic about a market melt-up heading into the year-end and beyond. He also touches on political dynamics, the “three amigos” behind economic policy, and why staying disciplined and humble is key as market momentum turns positive. Whether you’ve weathered the storm or are just tuning in, this episode is packed with insights and actionable perspectives for investors looking ahead to a strong finish to the year.

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