Alexis Browne Roberts

Max Chafkin, a Bloomberg Businessweek columnist and Elon Inc. co-host, discusses SpaceX's potential tender offer valued at $350 billion and its influence on Tesla's stock. Sydney Seiler examines South Korea's declaration of martial law and its geopolitical significance, particularly regarding North Korea. Ryan Detrick analyzes market trends, highlighting growth in small and mid-cap stocks. Amy Rubenstein shares strategies for investing in distressed housing, while Alexis Browne Roberts emphasizes adaptability in investment strategies amid current economic shifts.

Joining the conversation are Sarah Barnes-Humphrey, a supply chain guru and founder of 'Let's Talk Supply Chain,' who dives into the impact of tariffs and pandemic-driven challenges on global shipping strategies. Also, Alexis Browne Roberts, COO of Alexis Investment Partners, shares insights on market trends, highlighting the investment landscape's resilience. They discuss how automakers adapt to economic upheavals and examine innovative shifts in supply chain management and investment strategies to navigate uncertainty.

In this discussion, stacy-marie ishmael, Bloomberg's Crypto Managing Editor, shares insights on market skepticism regarding Trump's plan to include lesser-known digital tokens in a U.S. reserve. Alexis Browne Roberts, COO at Alexis Investment Partners, weighs in on emerging market trends amid the new tariffs expected to raise U.S. car prices by as much as $12,000. Together, they explore the ripple effects of these economic shifts on consumers and investors, emphasizing the importance of adaptability in a volatile market.