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swear view of things... I'd be very worried about what robotics and automation will do to EM; particularly countries such as Indo with a very mediocre tertiary / skills / entrepreneurial base.
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swciation risk) - caveat most funds would struggle to allocate much to this type of trade. However I think Dr JW seemed to somewhat gloss over China / US correlation risks. Also, if you're taking a 20 y
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swEnjoyed the insights and reminders, particularly on potential for long term demographic dividends from IN, ID and the overlooked potential of taking compounded local currency sovereign yield (vs depre
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MCLooooool...Jims views on Japan and his long JPY short GPB is the EXACT opposite of Gurevich's views both on Japan and JPYGBP cross. I guess this is what makes markets possible
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JBI think Dr. Jim's comments on the US political cycle perhaps ushering in a very big change in US monetary policy is really the next big macro trade. If Trump wins, being long tails makes a ton of sense. Thanks much Raoul
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TWAwesome!!
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PJTerrific interview one of the best in the last month or so!
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CPUS Dollar weakness?? I think Dr Walker was talking his book! Great views though and always a pleasure to hear Raoul challenge his guest's views.. Keep it up!
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JOSorry guys ... a bug in the App: I used the "AND" symbol, and the subsequent text was cut off ... I suggested a regual six month session with "Rewind" elements ...
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JOGreat Value!!! Jim
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JOGreat value!!! Jim
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wgEnjoyed the insight, but the "long yen, short sterling" FOREX trade is hallucinatory.
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SDDr. Jim is a very smart and original thinker; he cares nothing for consensus and in 2007 and 2008 he helped me make a great deal of money by his prescient analysis ot the profound problems in the US Economy. One caveat I'd place on his comments on India and Indonesia, and it is one that I'd place on a lot of macro economists advice on investing in emerging markets, is that macro is only half the picture. Micro is the other half, and no matter how good the macro environment anyone investing in stocks needs to do a lot of work on the managementt and business ethics of stocks they buy. Corporate governance is weak to non existent in emerging economies, you have to trust the managers to do the right thing for all shareholders. Which is rare.
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dbReal Vision keep bring the value!!
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ZFTremendous. And there is a way out! The Fed has to talk institutions into heavy cash balances THEN raise rates. Very tough to do though. Great interview, thanks!
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JMExcellent piece and recent too! Many thanks and well done for keeping quiet when he talked about the falling dollar!
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fcgreta interview, keep these Austrians coming!!
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ACJust amazing interview Raoul. Scottish, Austrian economics, gold. So much sense. Loved it
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NSReally like to see the different interview styles of Raoul and Grant. Top notch interview!
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NJThis is a very good interview, common sense prevails in his analysis which is invaluable and doesnt over complicate things.
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p5Not sure I get why entering a very rich market is a good bet. I guess I am a contrarian at heart! You get growth for decades
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deGreat interview, Common sense what a concept.
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NSJust me, but sure sounds like he is talking up his Indian book. Not sure I get why entering a very rich market is a good bet. I guess I am a contrarian at heart!
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SPAn immensely interesting discussion. what has become clearly evident through RV of late is that even top financial money minders, analysts, commentators etc dont understand how the cause / effect relationships with many facets of the financial system are now working eg Raoul asking why the Yen is seen as a safe haven currency when the longer term prospects of Japan appear doomed. Interest rate policies in the Western world appear to have a lot to answer too.
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CGExcellent. Nice to hear a fresh view on central banks and how there are countries who are (somewhat) independent thinking/behaving.
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JNHis analysis falls perfectly in line with the weather specialist we had on not too long ago. After a good monsoon season, the government can finally invest funds elsewhere such as infrastructure, instead of basic needs for the rural area!
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MTYeah me too! Super sympatico and I like his logic. +1 for an Austrian Economics piece :)
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MMLove this man! Austrian economics from Jim Walker would be great. Please make the video some time in the future!
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GBMore like this please.
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jnbring him back again. great ideas and I like the accent