Chief Market Strategist Gina Martin Adams joined Todd Schoenberger on “The Money Path” to explain why the market’s obsession with AI stocks may be distracting investors from quality companies that have historically delivered stronger long‑term performance.
She also weighs in on the growing speculation around a potential SpaceX IPO and how shifting Federal Reserve signals could influence the next phase of the market.
Watch the full segment here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0-_wclkZFc
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