The U.S. economy added 372,000 jobs in June, bringing the overall total to more than 2.7 million since January. And separate data shows consumers are still spending. We’re definitely not in a recession right now, so what does that mean for markets? We’ll explore. Plus, Elon Musk’s deal to buy Twitter is reportedly in serious jeopardy. Is this the time the deal finally falls apart? And what happens to Twitter – and Tesla – shares if it does? We’ll debate. And with rates on rebound today, mortgage rates are set to hover around 6%. What does that all mean for housing? We’ll look at the stats, the story and the trades in three different parts of the sector.

Ahead of the Fed minutes, one market strategist tells us why this is “the weirdest economy” she’s ever seen, and why she’s sticking with one beaten-down sector. Voyager Digital just the latest casualty in the crypto collapse, the CEO of one digital bank tells us why she’s saying “good riddance” to a lot of the ecosystem. And mortgage applications fell again last week as rates sit at multi-year highs, but one analyst is getting bullish on a lender.