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The Bull Case For Stocks and What Bears Get Wrong About The Market | Nadine Terman of CNBCs Fast Money Nov 17, 2021

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Many of the recent experts featured on this program have been very skeptical of today’s richly-valued markets and have been urging investors to take caution. To avoid the echo chamber effect, many of you have contacted me wisely asking for an interview focused on the other side of the story. What do the bulls think? How do those who are actively long this market rationalize their optimism? What are the bears misunderstanding? To find out, we sat down with Nadine Terman. Nadine is CEO of Solstein Capital and a regular commentator on CNBC’s popular trading show Fast Money. See the YouTube Video for the charts and graphics: https://youtu.be/G0aNZORqdbY

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John Hussman: Investing For The Inevitable Bursting of Today’s Stock Market Bubble (PT2) Nov 12, 2021

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Continuation from Part 1 on recognizing asset bubbles and how to prudently invest in them for when they burst. See the YouTube Video for the charts and graphics: https://youtu.be/JMkAGueH0BQ

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John Hussman: The Market Is In The Biggest Speculative Price Bubble In Modern History (PT1) Nov 12, 2021

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Week after week on this program, we discuss the lofty prices of today's financial assets. By most metrics, they have never been more richly-valued. Bears fear this is another asset bubble that will destructively implode. But bulls just smile and count their money, as they continue to enjoy amazing returns in this market, in nearly every asset class one can think of. So who's right? To address this, I'm thrilled to welcome my friend John Hussman to the program. John is one of the most analytically-rigorous fund managers out there. He is widely respected on Wall Street -- not just for correctly calling the busts of both the 2001 Dot-com and 2008 housing bubbles AND positioning his clients advantageously in advance -- but also for his brilliant commentary and charts that he publishes regularly. When it comes to recognizing asset bubbles, John is THE expert. See the YouTube Video for the charts and graphics: https://youtu.be/7r6wbCL1c7w

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Up Or Down? Here's Where Home Prices Are Headed From Here | Housing Analyst Ivy Zelman (PT2) Nov 09, 2021

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Here in Part 2, housing expert Ivy Zelman shares her outlook on the housing market looking out at the next few years. She predicts today's "seller's market" will cool off, and that buyers who can afford to wait will likely enjoy lower home prices in coming years, especially in today's most-active markets like Phoenix, Austin, Houston, Dallas, Idaho and the Carolinas. See the YouTube Video for the charts and graphics: https://youtu.be/sVSOeZBuHdQ

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Will Hedge Funds Ultimately Own ALL Our Homes, Making Us A Nation Of Renters? | Ivy Zelman (PT1) Nov 09, 2021

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The percentage of homes in the US purchased by investors is rising sharply. It’s now nearly 1 in 4. The average homebuyer is having a harder and harder time competing, especially as this influx of institutional capital continues to drive up prices. Is America in danger of becoming a nation of renters, leasing their homes from hedge fund landlords? I recently tweeted out a chart from CoreLogic, showing how a rising percentage of single family homes are being purchased by investors. The chart really hit a nerve and my tweet went viral, performing 100x more than usual. I think it sparked so much attention because it caused folks to ask: is the individual homeowner becoming squeezed out of the housing market? Housing prices have risen to all-time highs this year while affordability has declined dramatically. Are we on our way to becoming a nation of renters, leasing from the wealthy investor class who will eventually own ALL of the houses? To address this, I'm excited to welcome Ivy Zelman to the program. Ivy is CEO of Zelman and Associates, the leading housing research firm in the US. See the YouTube Video for the charts and graphics: https://youtu.be/_D_kHqjzVa4

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Safe Haven: Gold, Emerging Markets, Energy Stocks, Long-Dated US Treasurys | Stephanie Pomboy (PT2) Nov 05, 2021

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Here in Part 2 of this interview with economic macro researcher Stephanie Pomboy, Stephanie shares how she is positioning her own portfolio today for the volatile times she expects ahead. She owns no US equities except precious metals mining companies. Her largest position is physical gold, held along with Emerging Markets equities from countries with natural resource-based economies, energy stocks, and long-dated US Treasurys. See the YouTube Video for the charts and graphics: https://youtu.be/S4cLPkt7J3Q

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Higher Interest Rates Ahead May Crash The Market By 60% Or More | Stephanie Pomboy (PT1) Nov 05, 2021

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Right now we're living in a world of all-time high asset prices -- just look at stocks, housing and cryptocurrencies to name just a few. They've all rocketed higher in 2021. Wages are suddenly rising faster than they have in many years, too. Are these the new Roaring 20's? Will we enjoy a prolonged period of prosperity from here? Or is the current party not sustainable? Skeptics worry that spiking inflation, fast-slowing economic growth, accelerating wealth inequality, snarled supply chains, energy shortages, too much leverage and too much financialization are putting the system at danger of another reckoning like the Great Recession. Who's likely to be proven right? The optimists or the skeptics? To delve deep with us into this is Stephanie Pomboy, founder of MacroMavens, a pre-eminent economic research firm, and one of my most favorite people to interview. See the YouTube Video for the charts and graphics: https://youtu.be/wbjDccuIGyA

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The Future Of Money w/ Jim Rickards, Danielle DiMartino Booth, John Najarian and Russ Gray Nov 02, 2021

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Interested in protecting the purchasing power of your wealth from inflation, learning how the US dollar and other world currencies are likely to perform from here, the roles of gold silver and cryptocurrencies, or whether the Federal Reserve and other central banks are going to soon issue digital currencies (CBDCs)? Then watch this video. Recently, I had the pleasure of hosting a panel on The Future Of Money at the New Orleans Investment Conference. It had an absolute killer line-up: Jim Rickards, Danielle DiMartino Booth, Jon Najarian and Russell Gray. See the YouTube Video for the charts and graphics: https://youtu.be/-fWipAqzOSI

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The Next Crisis Will Force A Re-Invention Of The Entire Economy | Rabobank’s Michael Every (PT2) Oct 29, 2021

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In this Part 2 of our interview with Rabobank Global Strategist Michael Every, Michael lays out what he thinks are the biggest structural changes that will be made to the global economy once the next crisis hits. He then warns that now, before the next crisis arrives, is a time for investors to prioritize capital preservation. He favors cash, safe havens like US Treasurys and commodities -- especially productive farmland. See the YouTube Video for the charts and graphics: https://youtu.be/pVVzsn0Zw20

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Triple-Whammy: Spiking Inflation, A Slowing Economy and Broken Supply Chains | Michael Every (PT1) Oct 29, 2021

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Michael Every, Global Strategist at Rabobank, returns to the program to discuss the trap the world's central banks are in. Spiking inflation resulting from their stimulus policies is colliding with slowing economic growth. Their choice at this point is to impoverish the public through rising costs (and eventually so kill the economy) by continuing to stimulate, or plunge the debt-burdened economy direction into recession or depression by tightening. He also gives us a wide-ranging perspective on the developments in Asia (and China, in particular) and why the current lines of trade and supply chains will need to be re-drawn. See the YouTube Video for the charts and graphics: https://youtu.be/-WyEPltVWMM

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