Rate Cuts, Real Estate Reset, and Why the U.S. Consumer Still Wins | Money Moves
In this episode of Money Moves, Matty A. and Ryan Breedwell break down the Fed’s latest rate cut, what it signals for markets heading into 2026, and why fear-driven headlines continue to mislead investors.
They unpack the impact of monetary policy on inflation, stocks, and real estate, explore where foreclosures and commercial resets may create opportunity, and explain why the U.S. consumer remains more resilient than most people realize. The conversation also covers tariffs, asset ownership as a hedge against currency devaluation, and why disciplined investors are positioned to benefit as capital markets reopen.
If you want a clear, data-driven look at where markets are headed—and how to stay positioned for long-term wealth—this episode delivers.
What You’ll Learn
- What the Fed’s third rate cut of 2025 really means
- Why markets continue climbing despite negative headlines
- Where real estate stress may turn into buying opportunity
- How consumer behavior is evolving through debt and innovation
- Why owning assets remains the best defense against inflation
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