Vays insightfully factors out that there’s a lot much less of a transparent distinction between bull and bear markets. Worth motion in 2020 and 2021 don’t lend themselves to a transparent dividing line. Going ahead, it is going to change into tougher to delineate these cycles.
Europe Disaster And International Macro
We began operating up on our exhausting time restrict earlier than we bought into the juicy stuff, so hopefully we are able to have Vays again on in a number of months to proceed this dialogue. However we did get his opinions on Europe and the euro.
“I’ll say that I’ve a really low opinion of Western Europe. It’s good; you go there and it’s protected. You may stroll across the avenue; you are feeling pretty protected. It has remnants of a collapsing capitalist society, as they hand over all energy to the World Financial Discussion board (WEF). I consider that the WEF is a liberal, socialist group. They’ve an excessive amount of management over politics. To cite Klaus Schwab, ‘Now we have penetrated the cupboards.’ And so they have.
“I feel the trail of the WEF is a really, very harmful path, and I quick the way forward for Western nations that purchase into its energy. That’s why I’m very bearish on Europe. I feel the widespread foreign money will break up.”
We discuss a lot extra, from bitcoin’s correlation to shares and altcoins, to financial coverage. That is considered one of my favourite episodes we’ve ever accomplished on “Fed Watch,” so it’s undoubtedly a must-listen.
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