最佳Demography播客 (2024)

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Generations in Politics: Interview with Chuck Todd 43:57

3y ago43:57

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we replay a recent interview I did with Chuck Todd, who invited me on his podcast “The Chuck ToddCast from Meet the Press.” We had a great conversation and discussed Millennials' and other generations' impact on politics. Trust me, this was a fun interview. ********** The content featured here is a small p…

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A Deep Dive into China's Census 1:08:42

3y ago1:08:42

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we devote most of our conversation to China's decennial census. The results were mysteriously delayed, which had many insiders suspecting a dreaded population dip. But recently released provisional data show a slight population increase to 1.41 billion people. Could this be? I go behind all the ins and out…

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Biden Tested, Myanmar Burns, And Immigration Surges 1:00:45

3y ago1:00:45

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we pay tribute to John Williamson and Walter Mondale, RIP. Williamson died at the age of 84. He is most famous for in 1989 defining the "Washington Consensus," a list of what emerging market economies should or must do to succeed. While his theory is no longer popular, it was highly influential following t…

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Biden's Prospects, Israel's Fourth Election, and the Five Eyes Alliance 1:07:00

3y ago1:07:00

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss the future of Biden's agenda. Last week, the White House officially unveiled its $2T infrastructure package. The plan is popular among the public, and due to reconciliation, it only needs 50 votes to pass the Senate. Biden will also try to pass a minimum wage increase, a voting rights bill, and …

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Immigration, The Lira, and Pineapple Diplomacy 51:05

3y ago51:05

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss Biden's immigration strategy. Currently, the White House is using former President Trump's executive orders (notably Title 42) to handle the nearly 6,000 daily border crossings. But what's Biden's long-term plan? It largely mirrors the 2013 Senate bill, penned by the "Gang of 8." Undocumented im…

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Infrastructure, Death Rates, and Lula's Return? 1:06:54

3y ago1:06:54

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss Biden's infrastructure package. The plan will cost nearly $4T over ten years. The money will be divided as follows: $1.4T for straight infrastructure, $600B for clean energy, $400B for manufacturing, $300B for innovation/R&D, and $800B for the caregiver economy. To pass this bill, Senate Democra…

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Biden's Agenda, Milk Tea Alliance, and Dropping Sperm Counts 1:00:38

3y ago1:00:38

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss Biden's and the Democrats' agenda. The Senate has passed the massive $1.9B stimulus package. The bill is also set to pass the House this week. This was a major win for the Democrats. Not only is the package popular among the general public, but it has considerable support among Republican voters…

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Listener Questions, The Pandemic Baby Bust, and China's Hanification 1:02:27

3y ago1:02:27

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I answer listener-submitted questions. Is multi-generational housing a long-term trend? Are we transitioning from an ‘era of logic’ to an ‘era of emotion’? Is America paralleling the decline of the Roman Empire? I go in-depth on all of these questions and more. China accelerates "Hanification" efforts. Xi …

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GOP in Trouble, End of Split Ticket Voting, and the Plight of the Uighurs 1:26:32

3y ago1:26:32

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss the current state of the GOP. Last week, ten Republican representatives voted to impeach--and seven Republican senators voted to remove--Donald Trump. That is the largest number of other-party senators voting for removal from office in U.S. history. A day later, Trump excoriated Mitch McConnell,…

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Listener Questions, China vs UK, and Italy Welcomes an Old Face 1:03:38

3y ago1:03:38

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I answer listener summited questions. Is Joe Biden a grey champion? Is America in danger of entering a new war? Does policy matter in times of extreme partisanship? Is America paralleling the decline of the Roman Empire? Have pandemic lockdowns created a new baby boom? I go in-depth on all of these questio…

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Election 2020: The Ghosts of Elections Past, Present, and Future 1:35:51

3y ago1:35:51

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I replay my recent conversation with JT Taylor, Hedgeye's Chief Political Strategist. We look back at the results of the 2020 elections and how changes in demographics and partisanship will affect the Biden White House and the 117th Congress. JT and I also examine the upcoming elections in 2022 and 2024. W…

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Housing, Mutations, Navalny, and Why Europe Thinks America is "Broken" 1:15:12

3y ago1:15:12

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss the threat of Covid-19 adaptive mutations. Moderna-NIH just released their new study on the effectiveness of the Moderna vaccine against the South African mutation. Yes, the vaccine protects against the new variant, but the antibodies' strength is reduced by 4 to 6X. This is the first sign that …

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The Biden Economy, the Weimar Republic, and Conte's Close Call 1:11:27

3+ y ago1:11:27

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss the future of the economy. I predict we will see three distinct phases. In the next few weeks, the economy will continue to decelerate, with accompanying market turbulence, to the mobility drop associated with Covid-19. But going forward over the next several months into the summer, both will go…

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Georgia Elections, Storming the Capitol, and EU-China Agreement 1:12:25

3+ y ago1:12:25

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss the Georgia elections. Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossof beat Republican incumbents Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue. Both Warnock and Ossof won by over 0.5%, avoiding an automatic recount. Ultimately this is good news for markets. While traditional wisdom says markets want a divided Congress, the re…

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Vaccines, Student Debt, and Italy's New Star 58:19

3+ y ago58:19

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss the latest news on vaccines. The FDA reports that the Moderna vaccine is "highly effective" after examining the trial data. They are expected to give emergency approval by Friday. The Moderna vaccine is easier to handle than the Pfizer vaccine because it does not need to be stored at Antarctic t…

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Retail in a Post-Pandemic World 1:38:11

3+ y ago1:38:11

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I replay my recent interview with Brian McGough, sector head of Retail here at Hedgeye. In this interview, we take on the longer-term consequences of six big earthquakes shaking the retail universe. 1. The Home Improvement Effect/Household Formation. 2. E-comm vs. Brick & Mortar shopping. 3. Fast-Fashion, …

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Online Dating, "The Metaverse," and Social Media 1:28:41

3+ y ago1:28:41

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I replay my recent interview with Andrew Freedman, sector head of Communications here at Hedgeye. The last time Andrew and I got together in June 2020, we discussed "Media in the Pandemic Age," examining how the crisis has impacted consumption trends by generation. This time around, we take a deep dive int…

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Vaccines, Republican Women, and New Asia Trade Deal 1:02:52

3+ y ago1:02:52

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss the race for a vaccine. Both Pfizer and Moderna announced that preliminary data show that their vaccines are over 90% effective. Yet despite the good news, there are still some major hurdles for these vaccines. 1. They have to be stored at sub-zero temperatures. 2. There is deep public distrust …

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Navigating Crisis In America 1:24:34

3+ y ago1:24:34

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I replay my recent interview with Keith McCullough, Hedgeye's CEO. In the interview, we talk about the election, what the polls got right and wrong, and how 2020 fits into our longer-term 4th Turning perspective on history and generational change. A large section of the interview was spent answering listen…

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States of Play 1:21:14

3+ y ago1:21:14

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I replay my recent interview with JT Taylor, Hedgeye's Chief Political Strategist and Paul Glenchur, Hedgeye's Senior TMT Policy Analyst. With the election a few days away, the race for the White House and Congress is on track to be the most divisive and expensive in history. Joe Biden, while fading slight…

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Crisis, Collapse & Conflict: A World At The Crossroads 1:16:26

3+ y ago1:16:26

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I replay my recent interview with John Mauldin, founder of Mauldin Economic, and Hedgeye CEO Keith McCullough. We have a wide-ranging conversation from the recent CBO projections to the state of the election to the next Fourth Turning. And as usual, we provide a brief market update while checking in on the…

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Technology Risks and Opportunities 1:30:01

3+ y ago1:30:01

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I replay my recent interview with Ami Joseph, sector head of Technology here at Hedgeye. We discuss the key headwinds and tailwinds for technology in the coming years. The topics we discus range from the growth in cloud software, the shift to modularity, Microsoft's newest GenX CEO, the antitrust thundercl…

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Supreme Showdown 1:17:59

3+ y ago1:17:59

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I replay my recent interview with JT Taylor, Hedgeye's Chief Political Strategist. We look at the current state of the presidential race and how the Supreme Court vacancy affects the election. We do the same for the Senate and House races. We also take a deep dive into the issues surrounding mail in voting…

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Election Looming, Armenia vs Azerbaijan, and Dementia Rates Rising in Boomers 1:03:03

3+ y ago1:03:03

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss the current state of the election. RCP has Biden holding a steady edge at 50% to 43%, and his betting odds are gradually improving at 55% to 44%. The NYT released a new report on Trump's finances claiming he pays minimal taxes and has millions of dollars in personally guaranteed debt. The story …

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Supreme Court Vacancy, Brexit and Northern Ireland, and Poland's Coalition Collapses 51:11

3+ y ago51:11

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss the new Supreme Court vacancy. Trump wants to fill the position with a woman who has a pro-life background like federal appeals judge Amy Coney Barrett (circuit judge for US Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit) or Barbara Lagoa (11th Circuit judge US Court of Appeals). Trump has no choice but t…

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Around The States In 50 Days 1:29:58

3+ y ago1:29:58

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I replay my recent interview with JT Taylor, Hedgeye's Chief Political Strategist. We look into the state of the race for the presidency and how Trump and Biden are doing in all the battleground states. We do the same for the Senate and House races, and also break down voter trends by demographic group. An…

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The Fed Worries, Abe Steps Down, and India Clashes Again with China 1:05:52

3+ y ago1:05:52

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss the Fed's annual retreat at Jackson Hole. Beamed in virtually to the retreat, Jerome Powell formally announced that the Fed is changing its policy of pre-emptively raising rates to avert future inflation. The Fed will wait until inflation is modestly or well above +2% before they raise them. Tho…

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A Virtual RNC, Canada's New Conservative, and the Boomer Housing Apocalypse 1:10:00

3+ y ago1:10:00

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss the latest trends in Covid-19. In the US, we are starting to see a very gradual decline in deaths following a more significant month-long decline in cases. Weather is clearly a factor in the dropping infections. An outbreak abroad underlies several themes we have often spotlighted. On Aug 8, in …

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DNC Goes Virtual, Putin Watches Belarus, and World Pop Peaking? 1:10:02

3+ y ago1:10:02

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss the Democratic National Convention. This week the DNC will run from Monday through Thursday night. The convention has stressed Biden's moderation. On Monday night, unusually, four prominent Republicans were to invited on stage to denounce Trump and endorse Biden. While the on-line "infomercial" …

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Stimulus Outlook and Final Stretch of 2020 Election 1:22:28

3+ y ago1:22:28

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discus the current state of the market. The S&P500 is closing in on its previous high in early February, despite the global economy experiencing the greatest supply shock in history. Why are stocks on the rise? For one, there is $3 trillion on the Fed's balance sheet. The federal government has spent ov…

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Inflation, TikTok, and The Possibility of a Contested Election 1:03:28

3+ y ago1:03:28

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss the possibility of future inflation. There are already multiple warnings signs that inflation is coming. The US dollar continues to fall as industrial metals and agricultural prices rise. Gold is up 18% since early May. And since mid-May, M2 is up YoY 23%. We've never seen such rapid YoY growth …

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C19 Pessimism, China Sanctions, and Libyan Civil War Goes International 1:10:11

4y ago1:10:11

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss Americans' growing gloom regarding Covid-19. Over the last month, Americans are becoming more pessimistic about whether the pandemic is getting better or worse; about how long it will last; and about its long-term impact on the economy. The shift has come after nearly four weeks of rising daily …

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Trump Defends Statues, China vs The World, and C19 Threatens Retirement Dreams 57:08

4y ago57:08

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss Trump's odds of victory. For the last few weeks, according to futures markets, Trump's odds of beating Biden have been in steep decline. Trump still faces steep odds. But last week he seemed to be making a comeback. Biden's advantage has eased from 23% down to 18%. While the media fiercely criti…

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Rising Cases and Crime, Reflation, and The Future of Hong Kong 1:06:09

4y ago1:06:09

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discuss the possibility of re-inflation. Gold and industrial metals are all on the rise. And at the same time, the US dollar is declining. What does all this mean? Well for China, they might be able to salvage a positive GDP growth for 2020. But for the US, this could mean a return to inflation. Re-infl…

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COVID on the Rise, The Fed Keeps Smiling, and Americans Feel Depressed 1:00:17

4y ago1:00:17

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we discus the good, bad, and the ugly surrounding the markets. On the bad news front, COVID-19 cases are rising. Emerging markets continue to see skyrocketing rates of infection. And in the US, Western states are now seeing a rise in cases. Another point of concern is 2nd quarter earning reports. These wil…

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Swing States, Race for the Senate, and More Stimulus? 1:08:30

4y ago1:08:30

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I interview JT Taylor, Hedgeye's Chief Political Strategist. Together we discuss everything from the race for the White House, to the state of the Senate, to the future of stimulus. With the current state of the pandemic and the George Floyd protests there is now an expanded list of swing states. If Trump …

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Cases Rise, OECD Warns, Most Americans Support Protesters' Goals, Trump Sinks 1:04:25

4y ago1:04:25

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we talk about markets in the short term versus the economy in the long term. Markets are still on the rise, with the Fed promising to keep interest rates near zero. But while the market is rising, the future of the economy is uncertain. Soon PPP and UI bonuses will run out with congress giving no signs of …

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Protests in US, Hong Kong Becomes a Powder Keg, and EU Fires Fiscal Bazooka 57:11

4y ago57:11

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we talk about the nationwide protests over the death of George Floyd. In American history, eras of declining youth violence typically give rise to calls for a higher standard of justice from law enforcement officers. That's happening today. Since the mid-1990s, the crime rate in America has fallen dramatic…

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V for Vaccine, Brexit Deadline, and Conspiracy Theories Thrive 53:32

4y ago53:32

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we talk about the hope for a vaccine. On Monday, markets rose with the news of positive results from the latest Moderna study. While the study was technicality a phase 1 trial, testing if the drug is safe for human consumption, they also did preliminary tests on its effectiveness. Of the 8 patients tested,…

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The Catch-22 of Debt, Youth Supports Lockdown, & China's New Beef with Aussies 57:31

4y ago57:31

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, we talk about the "no-win" argument against containment. In Sweden and some parts of the US (including the White House), politicians are arguing that containment as a strategy offers no advantage. They say that the same number of people will die with containment as they would pursuing herd immunity, but me…

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Americans Support Restrictions, Salvini Eclipsed, and Biden's Basement 52:57

4y ago52:57

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I discuss Americans' broad backing for stay-at-home orders. Recent polls from the WP/University of Maryland and the AP show Americans are largely supportive of statewide restrictions. 80% of Americans support stay-at-home orders, while 22% think restrictions on public gatherings don't go far enough. If sta…

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Eye of the Storm, Dems vs China, Boris' Approval Soars 54:57

4y ago54:57

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I discuss the market "narrative" surrounding COVID19. The market expects immediate and total recovery with no second wave, unlimited stimulus support, and for the market to rise higher than before. But right now, we are in the eye of the storm. By June, we could be seeing the start of a second wave and wak…

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Madness of Reopening, Indicators Hit Bottom, and Big Brother is Watching 50:38

4y ago50:38

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I discuss my three crisis signals: the US dollar, commodities, and gold. The USD continues to ride high despite Fed success in sinking our sinking yield curve. On the commodities side, oil has spiraled downward, going as low as $-36. And gold remain elevated but slightly down over the last week. The equity…

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Market Panic, Political Strain, History of Pandemics, and Where's the Exit? 53:31

4y ago53:31

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I discuss measures of market panic that have either started to ease or that remain elevated. On the easing side, implied volatility as measured by the VIX is today around 40: That's only half of its peak of just over 80 a few weeks back, but it's still twice as high as it was two months ago. Credit spreads…

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All COVID-19: Severity, Duration, Policy Response, Market Reaction 35:12

4y ago35:12

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I discuss the big question that is the focus of the world's attention: the trajectory and duration of the COVID-19 pandemic. If you look at total cases or deaths in RoC terms--or look at the geographic extent of the pandemic-- the news over the past week has not been good. There is no letup in the total ex…

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Recession or Depression? QE Infinity & the Opening of Fiscal Floodgates 37:34

4y ago37:34

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I discuss whether this recession could become an extended depression. Public figures and economists are projecting single or double quarter collapses in U.S. GDP never before experienced since the birth of quarterly data in 1947. Most major economies in the world are going into shutdown mode in response to…

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Markets Swoon, Fed Zeroes Out, Fiscal Tsunami Looms, & Fourth Turning Grinds On 39:48

4y ago39:48

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In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I discuss the epic market swings. As of Monday close, the SP500 is down -29.5% from its recent high 18 days ago. Over the last week, hundreds of stocks we're hitting circuit breaker limits every day. On two mornings, Monday and last Thursday, the entire NYSE hit it's negative 7% circuit just after opening.…

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Equities, Yield Curve, Global Econ, Crude Oil, and Sanders All Take a Swan Dive 37:30

4y ago37:30

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5:50: In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I discuss which equities crashed and by how much. Energy and financials have fallen the fastest. Energy due to the plunge in oil prices, and financial due to the plunge in the yield curve. Around the rest of the world, the equity plunge was equally steep. The Global Dow is down 15.2% over the last 10…

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Yield Curve Steepens, Corona Spreads, Finns Take Leave, Pundits Fear The Bern. 43:07

4y ago43:07

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2:50: In this latest issue of my weekly podcast, I discuss how the yield-curve inversion has drastically steepened once again. By end of market yesterday, the 10Y closed at only 1 bp above its all-time low yield on July 5, 2016. Meanwhile, the 3M dropped to 1.53%. 10 days ago, the 10Y-3M inversion was thin, only 2 bp. At close of market yesterday, …

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Trump’s Economy, Irish Nationalism, Goodbye Biden, Hello Sanders 35:50

4y ago35:50

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3:00: Is all this bullishness related to Trump? A lot of it hinged on President Trump's extraordinary week from his acquittal to his State of the Union address to the Democratic mess in Iowa. The possibility of Trump's re-election this year suddenly ratcheted much higher. That's positive to a lot of global investors who like Trump. And it's even po…

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