Inflation Spike & Rate Hikes?: What's Next for Your Money | Weekly Market Recap

Andrew Brill reflects on the interviews that took place on Wealthion over the last week in another Wealthion Weekly Market Recap!
On Speak Up, reformed hedge fund manager James Lavish spoke with Anthony Scaramucci about his perspective on the economy, the battles The Fed is facing, and his outlook on Bitcoin and gold. Hear former Bloomberg anchor Adam Johnson's bullish perspective on the market's resilience despite inflation concerns. Listen to car expert Ray Shefska from CarEdge as offers insider tip on how to best negotiate when purchasing a car at a dealerships. Also, Psy from FirePsy Chat discusses overcoming personal debt and strategies for achieving financial independence with the FIRE movement. Finally, don't miss Brett Rentmeester of WindRock expert analysis on the volatile world of cryptocurrency investing. Timestamps below guide you through each segment for targeted advice on safeguarding and growing your investments in these uncertain times. Watch now to equip yourself with the knowledge to thrive financially from the entire last week!
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Introduction
00:37 - James Lavish on the economy, Bitcoin and Gold
Full Episode: • Stark Warning: Economi...
09:19 - Why Adam Johnson is bullish on the economy
Full Episode: • No Recession?: Why Thi...
18:11 - Ray Shefska’s tips when buying a car from a dealership
Full Episode: • Best Kept Secrets of t...
27:21 - Johann “Psy” Ko
Full Episode: • Retirement Planning: H...
38:39 - Brett Rentmeester on how to buy cryptocurrencies
Full Episode: • Bitcoin Crash or Cash-...
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[@BloorStreetCapital]

Great overview of the week's events Andrew!

[@itzfifson6140]

ZIRP Street Boys back alright!

[@geedoubleu641]

RE; car buying - I won't listen to any number except "out the door." If they reference a different number 30 times, will remind them 30 times that I only speak about OTD. Even more-so if there's a trade in. I refer to that number as the amount of the check I'll need to write to close the deal. Working with that number makes it much simpler to compare deals with other dealers.

[@Popnpoff]

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[@henrykborecki3600]

@3:46 We have two economies in America &c. The economy of the Debtors does not want the money to stop coming to them. The economy of the Creditors does not want the interest to stop coming to them. Instead of chasing each other on the merry-go-round, the debtors & the creditors should agree to dissolve this nonsense because this government can't pay back the 35 Trillion Dollars of Debt which Nobody wants to pay back. Even a little bit of Brain Damage is a terrible thing. Get-rid-of-the-Debt, and start with a clean slate. The write thing to do is to right the total debt for everybody on a blackboard, and see if an eraser will do the trick. Mean what you say, and use a spelling or grammar checker if you have to say what you mean!

[@100perdido]

You can take the boy away from the car lot but you can't take the car lot out of the boy. Notice Mr. Car Salesman said that "it's not the people in the car business but the car business that makes them that way", being less than nice human beings that is. Like all car salesmen, he's blowing smoke up your skirt and turning logic upside down.

[@geedoubleu641]

Adam Johnson's outlook will not age well IMO.