Lessons From The UK Pension Crisis

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We’re looking at 9 – 15% inflation for a minimum of the next 5 years, just because of the macroeconomic trends. That assumes that government does not screw anything up. 

The Leuthold Group’s Green Book on potential wealth effect of the bear market and disinflationary implications.

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Based on guidance from the 1970s, Jan van Eck believes now is the time to buy bonds. Link

Investor Andrew Wilkinson shares how he’s preparing both his businesses and portfolio for an economic slowdown. He touches on how he likes to position his companies for a slowdown, how to create serendipity in life, and more.

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The episode looks at what’s happened over the past few weeks in the UK, including the spike in interest rates, why the British pound declined, and if there is a UK pension crisis. For more on the situation in the UK, check out the episode below.

From 16:10 – 31:20, Research Affiliates CEO Chris Brightman shares his take on the situation on the UK, why this may just be the beginning of issues popping up around the globe, and why he’s bullish on UK stocks. 

From The Episode:“It’s really hard to engineer the…global tightening cycle that we’re in and not break anything in the financial system.”

This episode touches on Elon’s text messages from the Twitter lawsuit, Kim Kardashian’s trouble with the SEC, and the inside scoop on the relationship between President Joe Biden and former President Barack Obama.

From The Episode:“I have never been able to discern the difference between someone who is successful and someone who is a billionaire other than luck.”

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