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Inflation isn't just back, it's becoming policy. From skewed CPI data to deficit-driven dollar moves, we're entering a new and lasting macro era. The U.S. may now prefer higher inflation to fix its balance sheet and boost growth. That changes everything, including how we invest, where we invest, and why. I'm not overhauling my strategy. But I'm sharpening my focus on pricing power, hard assets, and income that's built for this new reality.

Markets remained volatile in May 2025 amid ongoing trade tensions and mixed signals from Washington and Wall Street. While U.S.-China talks quietly resumed, tariffs persisted and business sentiment stayed cautious, contributing to investor uncertainty. May's investments added $111 in annual dividends, keeping me on track with my goal of $100+ monthly income growth and a 7.4% yield on cost.

I've updated my investment framework to eliminate overlap, clarify pillars, and better guide my dividend growth investing strategy. The new model focuses on three pillars: company-specific factors, economic fundamentals, and external risks and opportunities. I prioritize leading economic indicators over lagging data like GDP, aiming to predict business cycles and buy cyclical stocks at opportune times.

Antero Midstream (AM) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?

Gary, Indiana's decline mirrors the Midwest's industrial collapse, with abandoned factories and rising poverty. Offshoring and job losses fueled economic divides and political change. Re-shoring U.S. manufacturing faces hurdles like labor shortages, but tariffs and global risks are driving long-term opportunities in infrastructure and logistics. My stock picks target construction, energy, and transport sectors poised to benefit from America's industrial revival, offering steady growth potential.

While the top- and bottom-line numbers for Antero Midstream (AM) give a sense of how the business performed in the quarter ended March 2025, it could be worth looking at how some of its key metrics compare to Wall Street estimates and year-ago values.

Rheinmetall AG (ETR: RHM) has been rapidly gaining in popularity thanks to its brand recognizability paired with the EU's ambitious €800 billion rearmament plan, strong quarterly results, and network of partnerships with other defense giants, but it has also grown exceptionally expensive.

I invest almost everything I earn into dividend growth stocks. They offer steady income, (potentially) market-beating returns, and help reduce volatility over time. While FIRE is about retiring early on a shoestring budget, I'm aiming higher. Fat FIRE means building enough passive income to retire in comfort, not just survival. To reach Fat FIRE, I focus on quality dividend stocks with solid yields and growth. I share two of my all-time favorites that help me stay on that path.

Antero Midstream Corporation (AM) Q1 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

AM's Q1 earnings and revenues top estimates due to higher processing volumes and increased average fees realized across major segments.