The market is facing the perfect storm

Frank Curzio
By Frank CurzioSeptember 16, 2026

The perfect storm to push stocks lower. Plus, how Warsh can help ease market fears… Why hyperscalers need to slow AI spending… JB Hunt (JBHT) just sounded the alarm on energy prices… And why did the Clarity Act fail?

The AI power gap Wall Street still hasn’t priced in

Elon Musk says the AI race is accelerating beyond anyone’s control. But every competitor faces the same physical limit: electricity. PJM’s widening power shortfall shows why companies with secured grid capacity could become the next major AI trade.

Ranked the #1 most listened-to podcast on iTunes financial/business segment for multiple cycles.

Every episode, Frank cuts through the mainstream media B.S. to reveal “what's really moving these markets.”

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Ranked the #1 most listened-to podcast on iTunes financial/business segment for multiple cycles.

Every episode, Frank cuts through the mainstream media B.S. to reveal “what's really moving these markets.”

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