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This compilation of financial-related insights includes videos from Sean Foo, Gregory Mannarino, Wealthion, and RJ Talks.
Sean Foo discusses China’s record treasury dump as de-dollarization accelerates. Gregory Mannarino reports on the debt market selloff intensifying, stock market risk skyrocketing, and US leading economic indicators cratering again. Darius Dale joins Wealthion to discuss why stocks will surge and bonds will sell off before recession hits in early 2024. RJ Talks discusses major economic revisions coming next week as the Fed prepares for a hard landing recession.
Sean Foo
Sep 21, 2023
China’s treasury dump has reached historic levels, deleveraging even more US bonds in July. We are seeing the acceleration of China’s de-dollarization not just for economic reasons but for geopolitics as well. Here’s why China’s sell-off won’t stop!
Gregory Mannarino
Sep 21, 2023
HYPER-ALERT! Debt Market SELLOFF INTENSIFIES! Stock Market Risk Is SKYROCKETING. Mannarino
MELTDOWN: LIVE! U.S. Leading Economic Indicators CRATER AGAIN! Bond Market SELLOFF Continues.
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Wealthion
Premiered Feb 21, 2023
While the Fed has succeeded in bringing inflation as measured by headline CPI down from 9% to under 4%, it hasn’t won the battle yet.
In fact, CPI has been rising over the past several months.
Today’s expert cautions that we’re likely to see an unwelcome transition from what he calls “immaculate disinflation” to “sticky inflation”, which could serve as the death nail for the current bull run in the markets.
Why?
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Well, let’s ask him. We’re fortunate to have market analyst Darius Dale return to the program.
RJ Talks
Sep 21, 2023
The US economy for 2023 has so far been strong, but economic weakness has been starting to bubble up. We’ve seen the yield curve continue to steepen, full year defaults rise, credit card delinquencies move higher, personal savings rate jump, and the unemployment rate shoot higher from 3.4% to 3.8%. Well now on top of that, we have Jerome Powell signaling that a soft landing is no longer their base case, and appear to be walking back his soft landing comments from earlier in the year.
On top of that data revisions are about to be released by the BEA, the Bureau of Economic Analysis. These revisions are for two key data points, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Gross Domestic Income (GDI), they will be released on September 28th (next week), and Morgan Stanley is projecting a substantial downward revision to GDP. We show why this is now evident, as these two data points move in tandem with eachother, but not today, right now they have begun to diverge, and the spread between GDP and GDI is the largest in over 20 years. A strong tell that a very large downward revision is coming to GDP next week.
Recessions always come after econ data is revised, and it’s unlikely that will change this time around. So watching the revisions is critical to stay on top of what’s around the corner in the 2023 US economy.
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