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Are We Still Heading for a Recession? w/ David Rosenberg

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🔥 Get FREE ACCESS to Real Vision https://rvtv.io/41tyn6M. David Rosenberg, founder and president of Rosenberg Research, joins Ash Bennington to share his views on the current state of the economy, a growing disconnect between supply and demand, and what it means for the potential of a recession. David also discusses the bubble he sees forming in the stock market, and where he's spotting investment opportunities. Recorded on Thursday, June 20th.

This episode is brought to you by TOKEN2049 Singapore. Join over 20,000 attendees for the world’s largest crypto event: TOKEN2049 Singapore on 18 to 19 September.

🔥 Visit www.realvision.com/token2049 for 15% off tickets, only with the code 'REALVISION’.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Sponsor: Token2049

01:01 - Introduction of David Rosenberg

01:37 - David's perspective on the current economy

02:18 - Comparison to the 2007 economic outlook

03:33 - Recession pressures and the business cycle

04:11 - Impact of fiscal stimulus on the economy

05:25 - Credit card debt and delinquency rates

06:41 - Changes in consumer behavior and credit card balances

07:53 - The role of excess savings and stimulus checks

08:27 - San Francisco Fed report on excess savings

09:02 - Consumer revolt against high prices

10:06 - Discrepancy between current economic conditions and the Fed's statements

11:23 - Historical comparisons to 2008 and recession signals

12:34 - Overstated non-farm payrolls and data revisions

13:37 - Signs of a potential recession in various economic sectors

14:13 - GDP growth and economic activity slowing down

15:17 - Lack of catalysts for re-acceleration in growth

16:26 - Importance of supply and demand in forecasting inflation

18:11 - Expectations for disinflation and Fed rate cuts

19:20 - Discussion on current trend growth and productivity gains

21:04 - Labor force participation and its impact on the economy

22:15 - Disconnect between productivity gains and aggregate demand

23:26 - Impact of housing and consumer behavior on the economy

24:34 - Global economic conditions and their effect on US exports

25:40 - Outlook on inflation and interest rates without a recession

26:16 - Increasing unemployment rate and its impact on wages

27:23 - Supply curve dynamics leading to disinflation

28:43 - Capacity growth in the industrial sector

29:18 - Expectations for inflation to reach the Fed's target

30:26 - Implications for asset prices and the stock market

31:39 - Concentration risk and the impact of high-performing tech stocks

33:33 - Concerns about excessive valuations and investor behavior

35:08 - Importance of thematic investing and capital preservation

36:50 - Sectors with growth potential: Aerospace, defense, utilities, and healthcare

38:57 - Trading down and frugality trends among consumers

40:14 - Staples and essential sectors as investment opportunities

41:37 - Utilities as a growth area due to climate change and infrastructure needs

43:17 - The role of gold and gold mining stocks in a disinflationary environment

44:56 - Impact of passive indexation on market distortions

46:41 - Risks of bubble bursts and historical parallels

48:02 - Potential market corrections and investor psychology

50:13 - Advice on profit-taking and portfolio rebalancing

51:57 - Importance of capital preservation and conservative investing

52:36 - Final thoughts on the current market cycle

53:47 - Importance of historical context in investing decisions

54:33 - Sentiment and psychology driving market behavior

55:52 - Recommendations for protective strategies in investing

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🔥 Get FREE ACCESS to Real Vision https://rvtv.io/41tyn6M. David Rosenberg, founder and president of Rosenberg Research, joins Ash Bennington to share his views on the current state of the economy, a growing disconnect between supply and demand, and what it means for the potential of a recession. David also discusses the bubble he sees forming in the stock market, and where he's spotting investment opportunities. Recorded on Thursday, June 20th.

This episode is brought to you by TOKEN2049 Singapore. Join over 20,000 attendees for the world’s largest crypto event: TOKEN2049 Singapore on 18 to 19 September.

🔥 Visit www.realvision.com/token2049 for 15% off tickets, only with the code 'REALVISION’.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Sponsor: Token2049

01:01 - Introduction of David Rosenberg

01:37 - David's perspective on the current economy

02:18 - Comparison to the 2007 economic outlook

03:33 - Recession pressures and the business cycle

04:11 - Impact of fiscal stimulus on the economy

05:25 - Credit card debt and delinquency rates

06:41 - Changes in consumer behavior and credit card balances

07:53 - The role of excess savings and stimulus checks

08:27 - San Francisco Fed report on excess savings

09:02 - Consumer revolt against high prices

10:06 - Discrepancy between current economic conditions and the Fed's statements

11:23 - Historical comparisons to 2008 and recession signals

12:34 - Overstated non-farm payrolls and data revisions

13:37 - Signs of a potential recession in various economic sectors

14:13 - GDP growth and economic activity slowing down

15:17 - Lack of catalysts for re-acceleration in growth

16:26 - Importance of supply and demand in forecasting inflation

18:11 - Expectations for disinflation and Fed rate cuts

19:20 - Discussion on current trend growth and productivity gains

21:04 - Labor force participation and its impact on the economy

22:15 - Disconnect between productivity gains and aggregate demand

23:26 - Impact of housing and consumer behavior on the economy

24:34 - Global economic conditions and their effect on US exports

25:40 - Outlook on inflation and interest rates without a recession

26:16 - Increasing unemployment rate and its impact on wages

27:23 - Supply curve dynamics leading to disinflation

28:43 - Capacity growth in the industrial sector

29:18 - Expectations for inflation to reach the Fed's target

30:26 - Implications for asset prices and the stock market

31:39 - Concentration risk and the impact of high-performing tech stocks

33:33 - Concerns about excessive valuations and investor behavior

35:08 - Importance of thematic investing and capital preservation

36:50 - Sectors with growth potential: Aerospace, defense, utilities, and healthcare

38:57 - Trading down and frugality trends among consumers

40:14 - Staples and essential sectors as investment opportunities

41:37 - Utilities as a growth area due to climate change and infrastructure needs

43:17 - The role of gold and gold mining stocks in a disinflationary environment

44:56 - Impact of passive indexation on market distortions

46:41 - Risks of bubble bursts and historical parallels

48:02 - Potential market corrections and investor psychology

50:13 - Advice on profit-taking and portfolio rebalancing

51:57 - Importance of capital preservation and conservative investing

52:36 - Final thoughts on the current market cycle

53:47 - Importance of historical context in investing decisions

54:33 - Sentiment and psychology driving market behavior

55:52 - Recommendations for protective strategies in investing

Elevate your brand with Real Vision. Connect with us at partnerships@realvision.com to explore advertising possibilities.

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