Ep. 89 - Part 1: Current Financial Market Situation and Banking Issues
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Part one of a two-part series: This year is the first year of an actual decline in the S&P Index ‘top 10’ in terms of both revenues and free cash flows. Lower price/earning ratios as a function of both low/no growth and high interest rates will drive both stock and bond prices lower this year. Stay tuned for part two where we cover U.S. government spending and dollar substitution in global trade.
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