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CACraig Allen Looking back at his predictions on his videos, seems to be doing a damn good job. Thanks for helping the little guys
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MAGreat presentation packed with information. Love the use of slides and the summary, how to use the info etc at end. Thank you Julian and RV.
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TJIncredibly powerful insights from Julian. Where else can you get so much valuable information so concisely!
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DFFantastic, fluid presentation. Its not easy to talk to a camera for that long with all that information. Nice job :-)
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CTGreat that he is using charts to explain his points and thinking. Very helpful.
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FCGreat video good to see information that i can use vs some of the videos where folks talk of 30 yrs ago vs looking forward. More like these. Correlations were awesome and informative. Thanks
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FCGreat video good to see information that i can use vs some of the videos where folks pontificate and talk of 30 yrs ago vs looking forward. More like these. Correlations were awesome and informative.
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RMLift Off Cancelled. TLT to the moon.
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WMGood presentation of various correlations. Enjoyed it.
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HvI believe he means a correction in Yields in the final comment. In fixed income markets they speak in yield terms, so yields down, price up.
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JCbe great to get clarification on the bond view.. expecting a correction (final comment in video) and yet believe FED will delay hikes and also bullish on US/EU 10yr spread contraction?
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spMan, cant wait for QE 4... 5..... 6...... 7.... 8 ..... 9....... 10 etc.
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KSLove this guy!
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RFAn interesting examination of some correlations and possible future scenarios. Rather tinny sound quality made the piece a little hard to listen to.
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THGuess it depends on whether S&P 500 company is exporter/importer, Kevin. Next two months v important, latest Retail Sales were huge disappointment at 1.3% - after this was filmd I believe?
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RFFantastic video. More like this please.
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KTHe seemed to contradict himself a few times. Strong dollar is bad for S&P 500, but also weak dollar is bad for S&P 500? He likes US bonds but ends by saying he expects them to "correct". Correct = up?