Recession, Car Market Crisis and the Fed

In this Weekly Market Recap, Andrew Brill reflects on the interviews that took place on Wealthion over the past week in another Wealthion Weekly Market Recap!
Timestamps:
00:00- Intro
0:11- Henrik Zeberg
Full Episode: • Recession of the Centu...
15:22- Speak Up: Steve Hanke
Full Episode: • Is The Fed Destroying ...
31:43- Car Market Crisis? Aubrey Janik
Full Episode: • Car Market Crisis?: Wh...
45:34- Brett Rentmeester
Full Episode: • Central Bank Digital C...
55:47- Next Week on the Trading Floor
Full Episode: • Market Rebellion's Top...
59:46- Closing
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[@lennyfrombrooklyn]

When buying the slower metals like Gold & Silver. Do not forget to buy the Faster metals like Lead & Brass. If you can’t protect the shiny, then there is no point in collecting it in the first place.

[@HedgeFundCIO]

Am I the only one shocked that the minute after the Fed began to raise rates in 2022, we didn’t plunge into Depression? 😂

[@yellaboymike561]

Where’s Adam Taggart? (And I screenshotted this message in case it gets deleted)

[@lennyfrombrooklyn]

He went to a different channel. This channel is still good. Now we have more folks to learn from.

[@lpass1]

If I sold my Gold (the only asset I own w/o counter party rick) what would I put it into? Overvalued Equities? Bonds? Overpriced Real Estate?

[@jasonweishaupt1828]

We’re effed!

[@geoffreymak000]

If they could allow a deflation and market crash to 2016 level to happen, why did they pump it up in the first place? They could not allow it to happen and so it will not happen.

[@jasonweishaupt1828]

Honda has a lot of AC problems. My 18 Civic has had TWO AC warranty repairs.

[@mark-204]

I'll answer Anthony's question why doesn't anyone care what's going on in the economy " YOU WILL OWN NOTHING AND BE HAPPY." Klaus Schwab. They also want to reset the economy using the CBDC.

[@watchesandwheels55]

The problem with pricing on cars is because the manufacturers over produce, give small margins to dealers, then you have consumers that lie and have a perception that they can negotiate which ended long time ago in the early 2000’s….isn’t that what you all wanted moving to the internet?? Also the indicators that the advertisers use such as great deal and days on lot are absolutely unfair because they do not represent the true condition of the vehicle and why it is priced as such…..this pushes dealers to be cut throat and battle against each other in an unfair way…so all of that makes for dealers to use pricing tactics to draw leads and opportunities…..if a car is not priced at a great deal then you will not have a chance to sell!! Get rid of these indicators and do not over produce inventory so you can have healthy margins and allow dealers to actually make money rather than have a warped perception that dealers are not allowed to make money!!

[@JB.1234]

You are delusional. Cars are 90% overpriced. Just 40 years ago the average car price was just $1200 the price has not kept low as wages have and that's why the car market along with the house market and all other markets are crashing and you will see that this will be 10 times worse than the great depression.

[@Rinbtnotification]

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[@Rinbtnotification]

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[@rz5947]

1200$ gold?! Sure 😂😅

[@Indigenouspain]

You have been talking about a recession since 2022. You missed the all the market boom profits big time. I’m sorry I don’t believe anything you say anymore. I have seen your charts of doom and gloom so many freaking times but never materialized

[@toddkobylarz4758]

keep buying. the poor house is right around the corner for you

[@sammyvh11]

The so called boom is relegated to a narrow range of tech stocks like Nividia etc. Heinz and the boomer stocks no. This rising tide is not lifting all boats.

[@spencerhan7995]

We are in a recession. Period.

[@sammyvh11]

The broad stock market has sucked last 2 years. Bond market has been in recession even worse.

[@JB.1234]

This is going to be worse than the great depression. Every thing is 90% overpriced.

[@jasonweishaupt1828]

@@sammyvh11Not if you are in Fed bonds for the yield. I’m not Bill Gross. I’m not buying and selling based on price.

[@jasonweishaupt1828]

⁠@@JB.1234Good! I’ll pick up another wife and house for half price.