On the latest episode of Rise UP!, Grimes & Company’s Kevin Grimes and Chris Deeley joined host Terri Kallsen to unpack the recent positive market trends and motivating factors behind it, as well as whether there are any developments on the horizon that should threaten it.
The trio also discussed the passing of the Genius Act, a new crypto law around stablecoins, and why it is important for the future of banking, as well as the latest news around inflation and tariffs. And in answering viewer emails, they debated whether 2025 is the year of metals, with gold hitting a record high and silver hitting a 14-year high. Watch the episode in its entirety below:
In case you missed it, you can also watch previous Rise UP! episodes featuring contributors from Grimes & Company, including:
- It’s Now a Long-Term Buy the Dips Market
- War & Tariffs Knock at the Market’s Door
- Signs of a Slowdown?
- Progress on the Trade Front?
- Managing Your Portfolio in Times of Volatility
- Unpacking Tariff-Driven Volatility
- Perspective on the Incoming Tariffs
- The End of the Selling Isn’t Necessarily the Time to Buy
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