Jared Dillian: Debt Bomb Ready to Explode?

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Jared Dillian unpacks urgent economic realities and what they mean for your financial future.
In this episode, join host Andrew Brill and Jared Dillian, renowned financial strategist and author of The Daily Dirt Nap, as they dive into the complexities of today’s economic landscape on Wealthion.
Jared shares his blunt, no-nonsense insights on the bond market’s reactions to current policies, the looming debt crisis, and what it means for your investments. Discover actionable strategies to safeguard your assets amidst rising economic pressures.
Learn more and subscribe to Jared’s free newsletter, The Jared Dillian Letter, which publishes every Thursday, linked here: www.jareddillianmoney.com/go/...
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Introduction
01:22 - Jared's Philosophy on Money
02:13 - Jared's New Office Tour
02:50 - Discussion on CPI Numbers
03:10 - Bond Market Reaction
04:10 - Overall Economic Take
06:33 - Consumer Behavior Analysis
09:45 - Federal Reserve Policy Discussion
14:49 - Investment Strategies
17:17- Discussion on Meme Stocks
20:05 -Technology Stocks Influence
22:06 - Future of Search Engines
23:41- Federal Debt Discussion
26:21- Recovery of the Economy
28:57- Economic Predictions Post-Election
30:36 -Stance on Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency
33:25 - Closing Remarks

Пікірлер: 10

@Wealthion 22 күн бұрын

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@cuzmariosaidso 22 күн бұрын

The gamer leaning forward with the controller means I’m back in the game GLTA

@Wealthion 22 күн бұрын

Thank you for the clarification and for watching. Now I know.

@eurekalogic 22 күн бұрын

So weird people cannot wrap their heads around value vs digits. If you have 30% inflation and the stock market stays steady that is a 30% crash.

@aleaiactaest8354 18 күн бұрын

5% interest rates bbut 7% budget deficits...kinda keeps the train chugging along... Gimme gimme gimme that stimmy...

@johncoviello8570 22 күн бұрын

So, this financial consultant leaves $1,300 worth of mileage points on the table because he’d prefer to pay cash rather than use a Visa credit card? Sounds kind of foolish. I’ve taken some great Free trips using airline credit card points. All I did was live my life and rack up the points. The other thing is, you can pay at Costco with your bank card. They debit the funds directly from the bank account. There’s no reason to walk in there with the wad of cash.

@joshuabook2315 21 күн бұрын

lol you’re talking about $26. And he didn’t say he’d rather pay cash. He said he didn’t have a visa credit card.