Gary Shilling Predictions
President, A. Gary Shilling & Co.
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[13:15] Yeah, I think it's the latter. Yeah, I mean there just isn't a lot of basic support for the economy, US economy as I mentioned earlier in our conversation. And uh as a result, I I think we're very like very likely to have a considerable recession and sell off in in stocks, you know, the whole the whole company apparatus that comes with a weakening economy and recession.
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[0:40] And now he's calling for a deep recession to hit in 2026.
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[21:03] we're suggesting that u investors should um should be very cautious and and and really take a defensive posture and that means being long um treasury bonds being out of stocks or possibly short major stock indices.
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[23:04] we've been very positive on India and particularly India versus China. India has a lot of advantages over over China. It it has no limits on population growth. uh it's uh uh if as a Chinese the Indians are very good at technology and the Chinese are concentrating on manufacturing and if you look at the future uh as as economies grow it's going to be the technology I think which is more important than than production and export of goods.
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[11:37] I think the agricultural approaches, soybeans first and foremost, but um I think that's probably the most sensitive area and the one where the US has got plenty of supply and and Chinese have the basic demand. So I think that's the one that's probably most likely to to see to see considerable actions and agreements.
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