In this episode of Wall Street Beats, the team digs into growing signs of stress beneath the surface of year-end markets.
The conversation opens with renewed weakness in crypto and AI-linked speculative stocks, as forced liquidations, leverage unwindings, and structural flaws come back into focus. Bitcoin, MicroStrategy, and the mechanics of preferred stock financing take center stage, with a broader discussion on why late-stage momentum trades often collapse under their own weight.
From there, attention shifts to rotation. Healthcare continues to assert leadership after a powerful rally, with selective pullbacks creating new entry points. The panel discusses positioning in biotech, pharmaceuticals, and generics—highlighting execution-driven winners, valuation discipline, and why healthcare remains a favored sector heading into next year.
Japan also re-enters the macro conversation. As rate policy, yen strength, and domestic demand begin to matter again, the group explores why Japanese equities—particularly healthcare, consumer staples, and financials—may benefit from a changing global liquidity backdrop.
The episode closes with insights on GLP-1 prescription trends, flu season dynamics, portfolio fatigue after a long year, and why many professional investors are simply trying to “get to January” without taking unnecessary risk.
A grounded, end-of-year discussion about where capital is leaving—and where it’s quietly rotating next.
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