Mike Green Predictions
Portfolio Manager and Chief Strategist, Simplify Asset Management
Track Mike Green's public market predictions and forecast accuracy. Each prediction is recorded from the date it was published to its estimated deadline, then graded correct or wrong based on the outcome.
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[4:23] I think unfortunately, the Treasury is going to be forced to address this through a combination of issuance and market involvement and in factors like buying back those low-priced bonds because the current participants are ignoring it.
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[10:14] By keeping interest rates high in an attempt to forestall inflation, you are preventing new homes from being built. Those new homes mean that there will be a relative shortage of homes available and home prices and rents will be higher than they otherwise would be.
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[10:14] Likewise, fewer cars are being sold into the system. That means that used car prices are going to be supported on a relative basis.
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[10:44] We may enter into distress because of the high interest rate policy, and that would create a catastrophic slowdown in economic activity that the Fed would then be forced to respond to by rapidly lowering interest rates.
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[14:44] more and more people are telling us they're getting closer and closer to that breaking point... that is a catastrophic reduction of spending that is created once people hit a breaking point.
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[49:07] Gold, Commodities and the 'Negative Trust' Trade... Why Gold Could Break Out as Trust in the Fed Falls
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[32:43] passive is gaining about 4% a year. So, you know, the math would suggest we're about two and a half years out. Once it gets inside kind of that 2-year window, there's tools that are available to start playing it.
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[12:30] those 401k flows are are increasingly at risk... the vast majority of them will be retired over the next decade. Um as well as the simple reality that we are now creating undermployment conditions for the next generation means that those 401k flows are are increasingly at risk.
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[34:28] what we have experienced through a combination of two factors the introduction of defined contribution relative to defined benefit and the introduction of passive to facilitate investing in that defined contribution framework are two once in a-lifetime phenomenon that are unlikely to repeat themselves... we are creating conditions where that eventually has to be reversed under demographic features and the higher volatility that emerges. Um, and that's the unpleasant experience. That would be like going... that is the experience of investing in the 1920s versus investing in the 1930s.
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