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" The stock market is filled with individuals who know the price of everything, but the value of nothing. " ✍️☮️ - Philip Fisher  SUMMARY ✅ The U.S. expands military operations to the Pacific, and the shutdown continues unabated in D.C. ✅ Tariffs and market jitteriness are squeezing consumers as indexes slide. ✅ Tech firms face export controls and talent hurdles even as the next big thing looms. ✅ Business sectors show a split: travel and hospitality limp, rebuild‑and‑recover industries boom. MARKET SNAPSHOT ↗️ Dow                            46,924,74                        + 0.47 % ↙️ Nasdaq                       22,953.67                       - 0.16 %  ↗️ S&P                              6,735.35                        + 0.00 %  GOVERNMENT Shutdown Stalls Washington’s Work Image  courtesy of ChatGPT The federal government continues to deliver surprises. First, Department of Defense air‑strikes on alleged drug‑trafficking boats in the Pacific mark a major escalation in the war on narcos—now with ocean views. Meanwhile, the 22‑day and counting 2025 United States federal government shutdown has made federal agencies excel at “pause everything” mode: the Senate failed yet again to advance funding, and business is feeling the chill.  Some things never change: Congress argues, federal workers wait, and we all wonder whether the lights will stay on. But at least the imagery is good for politics dramas.   ECONOMICS Tariffs Squeeze Wallets Hard Image  courtesy of ChatGPT Economists say U.S. businesses and consumers will shoulder about 55 % of the cost of new tariffs by end of 2025 — up from roughly 37 % before, meaning your grocery bill might just wave “hello”. At the same time, major U.S. stock indexes ended lower as investors digest earnings and a return to trade‑tensions spotlight mode.  Summary: prices up, patience down, and the economy is playing opera—dramatic crescendo, uncertain finale.   TECH U.S. Eyes Tech Exports to China Image courtesy of Shetterstocks AI Tech regulation continues to make headlines. The U.S. is reportedly considering broader export curbs on technology to China, and that’s spooking global markets. At the same time, the introduction of a new $100 K visa fee for H‑1B workers could cost the U.S. tech industry billions and send talent packing to friendlier soils.  Translation: innovation still races ahead—but regulation and talent bottlenecks are now part of the pit‑crew.   BUSINESS Shutdown Hits Hotels Hard Image of  Shetterstocks The extended shutdown isn't just a political headache—it’s hitting commerce. Hilton Worldwide reported weaker room‑revenue growth in 2025 due to shut‑down‑related travel drop‑off.  Meanwhile, the “disaster industrial complex” is booming: U.S. disaster‑recovery efforts are now an $8 trillion driver of growth as repairs and rebuilds surge.  So while political paralysis lingers, business finds ways to keep humming—and sometimes thriving—in the chaos.   Watch Our Latest Weekly Video On Youtube Or Spotify "Gold Climbs as Capitol Drama Unfolds" Disclaimer: We are engaged in the business of advertising and promoting companies. All content on our website is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as an offer or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell securities. Neither the information presented nor any statement or expression of opinion, or any other matter herein, directly or indirectly constitutes a solicitation of the purchase or sale of any securities. 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