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Welcome to Market Outsiders — where business news meets real insight, fast. Two days per week, the Management Consulted leadership team breaks down one major story through a business lens, helping you spot what really matters behind the headlines.

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Episodios
  • Ford’s Surprise Comeback: Why $50K Cars Still Sold
    Jan 7 2026

    The average new car now costs over $50,000, with monthly payments nearing $760.

    So how did Ford post its best U.S. sales year since 2019?

    In this episode of Market Outsiders, Namaan and Jenny Rae break down how Ford defied expectations in 2025 – despite tariffs, high rates, and weakening EV demand.

    They cover:

    • Why 2025 may have been the first “normal” auto year since COVID
    • How financing, hybrids, and product mix drove Ford’s outperformance
    • What Ford must change in 2026 as margins shift beyond unit sales

    This is a forward-looking strategy conversation on how automakers adapt when cars start behaving more like platforms than products.

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    Chapters:

    03:05 — 2025 Auto Industry Overview
    06:33 — Ford's Unexpected Success
    08:56 — Consumer Behavior and Car Buying Trends
    13:53 — Analyzing the Automotive Market Trends
    16:40 — Consumer Behavior and Financing Strategies
    19:51 — The Shift Towards Hybrid and Electric Vehicles
    22:46 — Sales Performance and Market Share Insights
    25:38 — Future Strategies for Automotive Companies
    28:30 — Monetizing Customer Relationships Post-Purchase

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    • Connect with Namaan and Jenny Rae on LinkedIn
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    37 m
  • Who Really Wins When Weed Goes Mainstream? (December 19, 2025)
    Dec 19 2025

    Cannabis just moved from Schedule I to Schedule III — and the biggest implications have nothing to do with lifestyle or politics.

    In this episode of Market Outsiders, Jenny Rae and Namaan break down what reclassification means for the market: who benefits, who loses, and why cannabis stocks dropped on “good” news.

    They unpack the real unlocks behind the headlines — Medicare and Medicaid eligibility, federally funded research, banking access, and why Big Pharma, consumer giants, and even beer companies may now have the edge.

    This is a regulatory shock case study: how one policy change reshapes competition, pricing power, supply chains, and long-term winners across healthcare and consumer markets.

    Partner Links:

    • Learn more about NordStellar's Threat Exposure Management Program; unlock 10% off with code SIMPLIFIED-10

    Chapters:

    01:05 — What Cannabis Reclassification Actually Changes
    03:15 — Schedule I vs Schedule III: Why It Matters
    05:45 — Banking, Taxes, and the Industry’s Hidden Constraints
    08:20 — Medicare, Medicaid, and the Real Demand Unlock
    11:10 — Why Cannabis Stocks Fell on “Good” News
    13:30 — Big Pharma, Big Beer, and New Market Entrants
    19:40 — Supply Chains, Compliance, and Rising Costs
    25:00 — Who Wins, Who Loses, and What Comes Next

    Learn more about Executive Presentation and Storytelling Training with Management Consulted

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    • Connect with Namaan and Jenny Rae on LinkedIn
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    33 m
  • Did Thrive Market Just Ditch Its Profit Engine? (December 10, 2025)
    Dec 10 2025

    Thrive Market just became the first major online grocer to drop alcohol completely, and the internet is cheering… but the business case isn’t what it seems.

    In this episode, we break down the real reasons behind the move, what the data actually says about drinking trends, and why households, not individuals, tell the true story.

    We cover:

    • Why “54% of adults drink alcohol” is the wrong metric for retailers
    • The hidden logistics + regulatory friction behind alcohol shipping
    • How Thrive’s branding strategy earns attention, even if the business case is thin
    • The one customer-insight mistake we see companies make again and again

    A fascinating look at strategy, consumer behavior, and the storytelling behind business decisions.

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    • Learn more about NordStellar's Threat Exposure Management Program; unlock 20% off with code BLACKFRIDAY20 until Dec. 10, 2025

    Chapters:

    • 03:19 Consumer Trends in Alcohol Consumption
    • 06:23 Business Model Analysis of Thrive Market
    • 09:05 Logistical Challenges in Alcohol Sales
    • 12:07 Market Size and Consumer Preferences
    • 15:38 Branding and Business Storytelling
    • 17:30 How Great Strategists Think Past the Press Release
    • 21:00 Households, Not Individuals: Why the 54% Stat Misleads
    • 23:30 Takeaways on Strategy, Storytelling & Alcohol’s Future

    Learn more about Executive Presentation and Storytelling Training with Management Consulted

    More Market Outsiders:

    • Connect with Namaan and Jenny Rae on LinkedIn
    • Follow Management Consulted on LinkedIn and subscribe on YouTube
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    27 m
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