Business is surging for contractors and bars. Out-of-town workers are flooding hotels and RV parks. Cash is flooding into government coffers. But the newfound prosperity comes with costs.

Despite AI-driven optimism and anticipated Fed rate cuts, I see mounting risks for the US economy in the next 6-12 months.

US stocks tumbled on Tuesday as doubts about high-running AI valuations preyed on investors sifting through the latest flurry of quarterly earnings, who received a fresh warning from top CEOs.

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