I lost over $70k when everything started to tank. Not because I was in an exchange that went belly up. I was just stupid to hold and because that's what everyone said. I'm still responsible. It just taught me to be a better investor now that I understand more of what could go wrong. It took me over two years of being in the market, I'm really grateful I found one source to recover my money, at least $10k profits weekly. Thanks Gloria Robinson

Both of these gentlemen are must watch on KZfaq.

Oil was $20 in 1999. It is $75 today. A median house was $120k. Now $430k. A car was $22K Now $48K. Inflation=money printing=M2 expansion=depreciation of dollar. In 1971 a house cost $21k. The dollar has lost 95% of its purchasing power since 1971 when US went off gold standard. As Milton Friedman said, inflation begins and ends in Washington DC where the printing press is.

I think the hard truth is that interest rates should NOT come down, and these poorly run companies who must refinance at higher rates should be left to manage on their own without bailouts. Lowering interest rates and giving away free dollars we can't afford is the WORST thing that could be done right now. Those people with the most motivation to do that should be KEPT AWAY from influencing policy makers. In fact, I think contact and lobbying between them should be illegal!. Our economy needs to be rebooted and recover normally from the gross mismanagement of the dollar and the economy over the last 30-40 years. Of necessity that will require some pain, and we need strong leaders who will take us through that rather than the greedy, no integrity, problem-makers we have now who are only interested in themselves..

Very insightful content. Mike Green is as sharp as they come. Great interview Ted.

Let it Implode!! No Bailouts. NO cash for trash, NO Loans for trash. NOOOOOOOOOO BAILOUTS!

Excellent guest and interview...Thanks Ted.

Great interview!!!

You guys are the most underrated money managers/analysts out there.

I find Mike's overall Macro knowledge excellent and very useful info. Thank you Mr. Oakley 😊

Terrific discussion; thank you both.

So smart about what is under the Birth Death model. I have never heard anyone go into it like that and dig out this data. Love your show, Ted.

A very good video - thank you Ted.

Always a must watch. Thanks Ted

Thanks guys!

Great interview Ted and Mike.

Thank you very much...

Excellent interview!

Thanks Ted. Brilliant

Always value Mike Green's opinions.

You both bring a lot of common sense to the investment world. However, as the saying is these days, "Common sense just isn't that common anymore." Thanks to you both for sharing.

Thanks Ted. Great guest. I always watch your videos and I always read the comments. Invariably, there will be a comment about how much money you could have made, if only you were as smart as the commenter. I suspect that most of these folks will eventually learn, the painful way, to appreciate the wisdom of wealth preservation.

Great to hear financial advisors with eyes on market risk... many unfortunately will only learn the hard way.

@channel - can anyone tell me whether there is any website where I can find company level bond maturity calendar? I can't seem to find it - it is a bit time consuming to go through the financial statements. Thanks for any help.

Higher forever! 🎉

Thank you. 4% can work in future?

How many LLC's were filed so people could buy more TIPS b/c of the $10K limit? Enough to impact current employment #'s?

Recommend Darius Dale from 42Macro as a guest.

Ted is smart and humble and always has the best interviews. Swimming against the current narrative is Ted, but I believe Ted and his guests over all the others who are living on a hope and a dream and even encouraging others to buy and refinance later, rates are coming down. At the end of the day, if I could only have one financial advisor, it would be Ted.

Mike Green...sh*ts about to go over my head.

Remember if you do these bond ETF's most of them, you become the exit mat with your NAV.

Interesting interview- curious if was Mr Green broadcasting from some third world location ?

Aggregate demand increases at the margin due to factors other than population, for example resource intensity. Per capita GDP and per capita energy/resource consumption is 10-50 times higher in the US than in 80% of the worlds population- that’s why the US, which accounts for only 4% of the global population accounts for 20-25% of the worlds gdp and co2 emissions. China and India combined have something like 10x the US population but combined have a lower GDP. In other words, global GDP could increase by 200% before China and India reach per-capita parity. A similar escalation also applies to co2 emissions..

I always laughed at the toilet paper run. The input would be a bunch of food was also hoarded...butt (pun intended) that didn't happen

So my ehhs, milk, bread, peanut butter, insurance, housing and on and on DID NOT GO UP??? ITS ALL IN MY IMAGINATION. LOL

This was a very good interview but he doesn't seem to be aware that there can be a lot of inflation just because of government deficits and debt monetisation. All these government employees 'working' is not something that creates more goods and services.

Why does Mike think that people under value the certainty of bonds when the U.S. Government is going to debase the living shit out of the currency moving forward? The debt is unsustainable in this debt based system that requires more and more debt to be printed into existence in order for it to function.

$CYA etf down 99.9%!

Wheat prices have increased by at least 6 fold from 2004

People think in terms of gains and act in terms of potential loss. They get in trouble when they think too much!

Does Oxbow really want ads embedded in their videos?

HYG, JNK and even LQD going to ZOOM to the downside. Good luck sheep holding those....

Love this channel, however i feel like this is an apologetic interview, trying to rationalise the weong bet on a market crashm. My personal take away is, even the greatest make mistakes and dont marry a narrative, be fluid.

There won’t be an increase in need for commodities there will be a decreased supply by Brics nations causing prices to rise.

Ted has some tough client meetings ahead. He didn't see value in Facebook at $100 and now it's $450.

BLS: More government data we can't trust. Imagine that.

10,000 Boomers retire every day with fat pensions and 401k's. They are traveling and spending up a storm.

The Baby Boomers pulling out their cash from market will be interesting…

😁 "promo sm"

If these guys learned how to read stock charts, they wouldn't miss massive rallies.

Businesses' don't respond because the survey would take 4 hours to complete if you were to seriously and honestly report the data. Yet one more unpaid task for any entrepreneur.

I like Ted but He was totally wrong on the market's direction and the A.I. craze.

A frustrated fund manager isn’t a good fund manager. The markets job is to put you offside and it continues to do so with Mike. Look in the mirror. And stop seeing what you want to see.