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And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

I have never heard the economy called K-shaped before.

The letter K-shaped economy.

Oh, okay.

So according to recent earnings reports and consumer data, show a bifurcation in the U.S.

that experts call a K-shaped economy.

It means wealthy consumers do well and spend freely while lower and middle income people struggle and scrim.

Okay.

In the U.S., current market realities looks a lot like that, the affluent doing very well, along with the booming stock market and

the appreciation of their homes in an inventory crunched real estate market, nearly everyone

else, faltering due to a shaky job market high interest rates and or inflation some of

the sectors flashing k are the automotive in september a low cost of a new vehicle passed a

$50,000 mark for the first time according to Cox automotive keys uh kelly bluebook, in repossession volume passing through

Mannheim, the auction group owned by Cox, was up 12% through the end of September on an

annualized basis. That's according to the Wall Street Journal's deep dive into the rise of auto repose.

Delta Airlines CEO said that the sales of premium seats would exceed those of

coach seats for at least one or two quarters in 2006 next year.

Coca-Cola CEO told CNBC that sales of its premium brands,

Smartwater, Tapo Chico, and Fairlife are juicing

the company's sales while Coke demand is up at dollar stores as well as amusement parks

frequented by higher spenders. Interesting. Consumer goods, Apple grew by double digits last quarter, thanks to a strong sales.

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