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SHJ Wealth Advisors
by SHJ Wealth Advisors
Podcast by SHJ Wealth Advisors
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Inside the Economy: Personal Income, S&P 500 and Bond Yields, and Tax Revenue
This week on Inside the Economy, we discuss personal income, the S&P 500, bond yields, and tax revenue. Persistent inflationary pressures and slow wage growth continue to catch up with American consumers, appearing to hit hourly wage earners the hardest. However, how fast your personal income…
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Inside the Economy: Inflation, Business and Systems, and Office Spaces
This week on Inside the Economy, we discuss the different aspects of inflation, business and systems, and office spaces. Total U.S. household debt, which includes mortgages, auto loans, student loans, credit cards and more, has gradually increased over the years. But how much of that increase…
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Inside the Economy: Consumer Spending, Debt, Inflation, the Federal Reserve, and California Utilities
This week on Inside the Economy, we examine the latest trends shaping consumer spending, debt, inflation, corporate profits, and the utility sector. On the consumer front, retail sales have maintained a steady upward trajectory throughout this year, with a narrow gap between total retail sales…
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Inside the Economy: Real Estate, Banks, Markets, and Money in the Global System
This week on Inside the Economy, we address the real estate market, banks, markets, and money in the global system. The estimated number of U.S. home sellers exceeds the number of buyers in the market by a ratio of 3 to 2. With home prices still relatively high, how could changes in interest…
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Inside the Economy: Housing Market, Consumers, and the Job Market
This week on Inside the Economy, we discuss the housing market, consumer debt, and the current job market. Consumer spending is up right alongside total household debt, which has hit record highs for both housing and other loans. With mortgage late payments ticking up just a bit and foreclosures...
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Inside the Economy: Consumer Spending, Interest Rates, World Markets, and Oil
This week on Inside the Economy, we explore consumer spending, interest rates, world markets, and where oil stands today. Recent data shows consumer spending continues to be elevated while wage increases are slowing, with wage earners feeling the pressure. Households earning $125,000 or less are...
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Inside the Economy: Consumer Resilience, S&P 500, and Investment Implications
This week on Inside the Economy, we discuss the overall consumer resilience, the S&P 500, and potential implications for investors. New home inventory has climbed steadily back up to nearly 500,000 units, marking a significant recovery from the historic lows seen a decade ago. Are we finally…
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Inside the Economy: Markets are Great, but What Happens Now?
This week on Inside the Economy, we address what the future may hold for the economy following a period of strong market performance. Strong corporate earnings have helped drive the markets, but new money entering the markets has also played an important role. Where is some of that money being...
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Inside the Economy: Consumer Spending and Home Sales, Equity Markets, and Global Trade
This week on Inside the Economy, we dive into the shifting dynamics of consumer spending, housing, capital markets, and global trade. Data shows that retail and gasoline spending have surged to become major drivers of year-over-year spending growth, pushing total monthly growth toward the 6% mark...
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Inside the Economy: Jobs, Spending, Inflation and the Rest of the World
This week on Inside the Economy, we examine jobs and spending, inflation, and economies outside the United States. Since 2020, hiring demand has increased across the South and in parts of the country such as Idaho, while many Western states have experienced a decline. At the same time, new job...
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Inside the Economy: Inflation, Interest Rates, and Venezuela
This week on Inside the Economy, we explore inflation, interest rates, Venezuela and other trading partners. U.S. inflation accelerated in April, likely driven by continued increases in gasoline prices, groceries, rent, airfare, and other everyday expenses. As inflation pressures persist, small...
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Inside the Economy: Personal Income, S&P Earnings Growth, and Oil Supply
This week on Inside the Economy, we explore personal income, S&P 500 profit and earnings growth, and world oil inventories. New data for disposable personal income shows a jump in income, most likely due to government employees returning to work. Personal outlays also increased in February and...
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This week on Inside the Economy, we assess the cost of living, impact from the Iran conflict, and global markets including global trade. Consumer spending remains positive, yet the pace is beginning to slow alongside a pullback in credit card usage, what could be causing this shift, and could we...
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Inside the Economy: Consumer Spending, Pricing, and S&P 500 Outlook
This week on Inside the Economy, we assess consumer spending, home pricing, and the outlook for the S&P 500. Amid the Iranian conflict, oil prices have increased, but has this impacted consumer spending? Higher-income households have seen after-tax wage growth rise to 5.6% year-over-year; how…
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Inside the Economy: World Events, Safe Haven Status, and Cost of Energy
This week on Inside the Economy, we explore the economic impact from the current world events, safe haven status, and cost of energy. Inflation has cooled and is now stabilizing around 3%, but that remains above the Federal Reserve’s usual 2% target. This raises the question of whether consumers...
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Inside the Economy: Inflation Outlook, Affordability, and Hydrocarbons
This week on Inside the Economy, we explore the inflation outlook, affordability, and hydrocarbons alongside urea prices. Spending in February grew about 3 percent year over year, which may indicate a relatively strong consumer. What can the uptick in consumer spending be attributed to? Inflation...
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Inside the Economy: Job Market, Future Inflation, and Who is Buying and Shipping to Whom
This week on Inside the Economy, we explore the evolving job market and affordability, financial markets and inflation, and break down the latest trends in imports and exports. Job availability has been trending lower since 2022. What factors could influence whether this trend continues,...
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Inside the Economy: Consumer Debt, Inflation, Deflation, and S&P Earnings Growth
This week on Inside the Economy, we address consumer debt, inflation and deflation across the U.S., and S&P earnings growth. The total consumer debt balance and its composition have not changed much for consumers aside from slight increases in mortgages since the post Covid period. On the other...
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Inside the Economy: Housing and Population, Markets, and Water
This week on Inside the Economy, we discuss the housing market, population trends, financial markets, and global freshwater withdrawal rates. Housing prices have declined year over year, while demand continues to vary by region. We explore whether prices might be showing signs of stabilizing, or…
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Inside the Economy: Inflation and Disposable Income, Earnings, and Housing
This week on Inside the Economy, we explore U.S. inflation compared to disposable income, stock market earnings, and housing. U.S. inflation closed out 2025 lighter than expected, hovering around 2 to 3 percent. Where is the biggest CPI impact with regard to tariffs? Disposable income in the U.S....
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Inside the Economy: Affordability, Market Fundamentals, and The New Global Supply System
This week on Inside the Economy, we break down housing affordability, Wall Street’s equity outlook for 2026, the state of Venezuela’s oil industry, and the regional destinations driving China’s exports. Rent growth has moderated since the post-pandemic surge, while housing affordability has shown...
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Inside the Economy: AI Trade, Inflation, Wages, and the Jobs Market
This week on Inside the Economy, we dive into stock performance and take a closer look under the hood at AI, inflation, wages, and the U.S. job market. The “Magnificent Seven” stocks of the S&P 500 have been primary drivers of the market over the past few years. Is the index beginning to broaden...
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Inside the Economy: Household Income, Home Ownership versus Renting, and The Markets
This week on Inside the Economy, we cover U.S. consumer income growth, the growing rent-versus-buy debate among younger generations, and the latest in U.S. markets. Median income growth has cooled sharply since early 2022. The key question now: Are we normalizing, losing ground, or entering a new...
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Inside the Economy: Inflation, Auto Loans, and Changes in China
This week on Inside the Economy, we explore stable increases in inflation, emerging issues in credit card and auto loan delinquencies, U.S. markets, and slow changes in China. Inflation has remained relatively sticky, with slight increases in the past few months. What sector appears to be driving...
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Inside the Economy: Labor and the Markets, S&P Earnings and Growth, and America First
This week on Inside the Economy, we address the labor market, S&P 500 earnings growth, and the concept of “America First”. As we near year-end, how do announced U.S. layoffs stack up against historical trends and the elevated levels recorded in 2020? We’ll explore several potential drivers behind...
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Inside the Economy: Housing Market, AI Frenzy, and U.S. Growth
This week on Inside the Economy, we address the housing market, the AI investment frenzy, and economic growth in the U.S. Home prices have become increasingly unaffordable, and potential upcoming rate cuts are unlikely to solve the issue. Denver’s housing market remains flat, with some rising...
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Inside the Economy: Consumers and their Jobs, The Frothy Markets, and Prospects for Europe
This week on Inside the Economy, we discuss the state of consumers and employment, today’s frothy markets, and economic developments in Europe. While we await updated jobless claims data —delayed due to the government shutdown—we can already see signs of possible moderation in consumer behavior....
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Inside the Economy: Consumer Spending, Jobs, New Home Sales, and Fed Actions
This week on Inside the Economy, we address consumer spending, employment trends, new home sales data, and recent actions by the Federal Reserve. Despite concerns, there is minimal evidence that hiring has slowed drastically, and layoffs remain low. But are consumers starting to feel pressure…
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Inside the Economy: Employment, Stock Valuations, and the U.S. Bond Market
This week on Inside the Economy, we take a closer look at employment trends, the pending rate cut, stock valuations, and the U.S. bond market. Jobless claims are rising and the unemployment rate has ticked up. Could fewer hours worked per employee be part of the story? Equity valuations are...
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Inside the Economy: Employment, Housing, and Inflation
This week on Inside the Economy, we discuss employment growth, the housing market, and the latest inflation data. Year-over-year job growth has dipped below 1%. Could this be a sign of a weakening labor market or a return to pre-pandemic norms? In housing, new home sales reveal a growing gap...
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Inside the Economy: Inflation, The Prudent Consumer, and Tariffs
This week on Inside the Economy, we examine key developments in the latest economic report, with a focus on the Consumer Price Index and the primary drivers of inflation. We’ll also explore changes in average hourly earnings compared to a year ago, alongside trends in total debt balances. Are...
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Inside the Economy: Labor Market, Housing and Delinquencies, and Energy
This week on Inside the Economy, we take a closer look at key developments in the labor market, housing, and energy. Nonfarm employment growth in the U.S. continues to slow. Are we seeing a return to pre-pandemic norms, or is something else driving this trend? Delinquencies are rising among upper...
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Inside the Economy: Consumer Price Index, Real House Prices, U.S. Prices, and China
This week on Inside the Economy, we address the Consumer Price Index mainly looking at primary shelter, core goods, and U.S. retail sales. In the latest core consumer price index report, both primary shelter costs and core good prices continue to decline. Meanwhile, the potential impact of new...
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Inside the Economy: Housing, Immigration, and Treasuries
This week on Inside the Economy, we explore the housing market, immigration, and the Treasury market. Mortgage rates have been hovering around 7%. Has the heightened level of interest rates negatively impacted existing home sales? New construction of single-family homes stands at over 900,000…
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Inside the Economy: Stock Market Performance, Corporate America, and Debt
This week on Inside the Economy, we address stock market performance, corporate America, current trade and tariff developments, and government debt. The S&P 500 posted its best May performance in 35 years, challenging the old saying, “Sell in May and go away.” Which companies led the index during...
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Inside the Economy: Tariffs, European Union, Interest Rates, and Markets
This week on Inside the Economy, we discuss tariffs, trade relations with the European Union, interest rates in the U.S. and abroad, and global stock market performance. U.S. Customs duties reached an all-time high, generating $25.5 billion in revenue in May. What sectors are the primary...
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Inside the Economy: Wages, Inflation, and Trade Agreements
This week on Inside the Economy, we dive into the current state of wage growth, job prospects, inflation trends, Federal Reserve activity, and emerging trade agreements. Wage growth, which experienced downward pressure following the Fed’s interest rate hikes starting in 2022, appears to be...
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Inside the Economy: New Tariffs, S&P 500, and Trade Issues
This week on Inside the Economy, we take a closer look at the impact of new tariffs, the S&P 500, and ongoing trade issues—particularly with China. Revenue from customs duties, commonly referred to as tariffs, has reached an all-time high since record-keeping began. While this revenue may soon…
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Inside the Economy: Consumer Economy, Tariffs, Economics of Russia in Europe
This week on Inside the Economy, we analyze the strength of consumers in the economy, trade and tariffs, and economics of Russia in Europe. The economic report is still providing minimal worry signs for the current state of the economy. Consumer spending ticked down slightly in February—but has...
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Inside the Economy: International Stocks, Inflation & Personal Income, Market Volatility
This week, on "Inside the Economy," we will break down the international stock markets and their outperformance compared to the US in 2025. Could this be the beginning of a long-awaited turnaround in the international markets? The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure showed a slight…
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Inside the Economy: Consumer Attitudes and Markets
This week on Inside the Economy, we address consumer attitudes and market trends, specifically considering the S&P 500 entering correction territory. Revolving consumer credit as a percentage of disposable personal income is hovering around 6%, which has historically been considered a healthy...
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Inside the Economy: Unemployment, U.S. Net Worth, and New Home Sales
This week on Inside the Economy, we explore unemployment and jobs, U.S. net worth by households, and the housing market. Economic data suggests a potential return to trend growth. As of January, job openings reached 7.6 million, while unemployment peaked at 6.8 million. With recent developments...
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Inside the Economy: Domestic Consumer, the Potential U.S. Sovereign Fund, and Europe & Asia
This week on Inside the Economy, we discuss the current state of the domestic consumer in relation to inflation and interest rates, the potential for a U.S. Sovereign Wealth Fund, and Europe and Asia. The media has been buzzing about an increase in year-over-year inflation. Is this necessarily…
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Inside the Economy: Markets, Treasury Bill, Oil, and U.S. International Trade Balance
This week on Inside the Economy, we discuss recent market activity, Treasury Bills, Oil, and the U.S. international trade balance in light of recent tariff discussions. The U.S. equity markets had a strong year last year but have been more volatile as the new year begins. Net profit margins and...
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Inside the Economy: Global Economy, New Administration, and Trade
This week on Inside the Economy, we explore the global economy, the new administration’s economic direction, and trade. Looking at projections for global GDP growth in 2025, we’re not expecting significant growth in countries like Great Britain and Germany. How will their respective central banks...
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Inside the Economy: 2024 Market Performance, Household Finances, and The Housing Market
This week on “Inside the Economy,” we break down 2024 market performance, how finances for US households look going into 2025, and the housing market. The S&P 500 Index is in rare air with back-to-back 20%+ returns in 2023 and 2024. Should we expect another 20%+ in 2025? US consumers remain...
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Inside the Economy: Inflation, Markets, Bond Yields, and Manufacturing
This week on “Inside the Economy”, we break down the sectors of inflation, market trends, bond yields, and manufacturing production. The primary driver of inflation still present in the market is housing, while core goods show little to no inflation year-over-year. Where else has inflation…
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Inside the Economy: Jobs, Housing, and Global Markets
This week on “Inside the Economy”, we evaluate the outlook for the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting, the job market, housing, and global markets. The chances of a future interest rate cut by the Fed have increased – what factors have led to this change? Yields on fixed income have gone down; how...
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Inside the Economy: Consumers, Markets, and Cost of Money
This week on “Inside the Economy”, we discuss the consumer, markets, expectations, and the cost of money. Total retail sales exceeded $700 Billion in October. Are these high sales due to the upcoming holiday season? Have credit card debt delinquencies increased as a result of higher consumer...
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Inside the Economy: Post-election economy, Mortgage Market, and Tariffs
This week on “Inside the Economy”, we evaluate the post-election economy, changes in the mortgage market, and the future of deficit spending. Jobless claims remain consistent year-over-year, and the personal savings rate has normalized. Regarding wages and salaries, they have been decreasing...
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