This week we are here to discuss the inverted yield curve and its historical correlation with economic recessions! Historically, every time the yield curve inverts, a recession follows, but don't fret just yet, this could be correlation, not causation. Recession tends to follow when the yield curve reverts back to normal after inversion, rather than […] The post The Inverted Yield Curve Distorting The Financial Markets And Your Portfolio appeared first on Money Tree Investing Podcast ..read more

Today we welcome back Andrew Stotz to discuss World War 2.5! Having moved from the U.S. to Thailand in 1992, Stotz has extensive experience in the Thai stock market and now runs A. Stotz Investment Research. Stotz shared his perspective on U.S. dominance in Europe, the growing tension with China, and the shift of global […] The post World War 2.5 Is Still a Go. What You Need to Know appeared first on Money Tree Investing Podcast ..read more

The fed is cookin' up something and today we talk about their upcoming decision on interest rates, and debate on whether and how much rates should be cut. We discuss the impact of potential rate cuts - there’s concern about inadvertently stoking inflation or failing to manage a gradual economic slowdown. We also talk about […] The post Can You Smell What The Fed Is Cookin. appeared first on Money Tree Investing Podcast ..read more

Kepmton Schwab is here today to discuss Venture Capital (VC) investing! We also discuss the emotional and strategic aspects of selling a business and how successful sales really comes down to aligning the interests of both the seller and the buyer. We also talk about the hot trend of institutional money pouring into private companies, […] The post VC Investing In the Next Generation Of Technology appeared first on Money Tree Investing Podcast ..read more

Powell was in Jackson Hole last week and today we discuss some Jackson Hole Revelation on the future of the market and interest. We also talk the current election and all of the ins and outs of election strategy. Then, we veer into how social media is changing elections and how it feels like people, especially […] The post Jackson Hole Revelation… Powell Reveals His Secret Thoughts on Inflation and the Economy appeared first on Money Tree Investing Podcast ..read more

Today, Roger Silk joins us to discuss TIPs, treasuries, and inflation, and more! He explains the nuances of the repo market, potential risks, and its role in the broader financial system. Silk also touches on the impact of interest rates on asset values and the banking sector from his time at World Bank. Silk also […] The post TIPS, Treasuries and Inflation appeared first on Money Tree Investing Podcast ..read more

A lot of volatility exists in the stock market right now, but did you know you can actually benefit from it? Today we talk about how market reactions are driven by expectations versus reality, with surprises like unexpected Fed actions causing significant volatility. Political uncertainty certainly has an impact on the market and you can't […] The post Why Volatility Exists In The Market… And How You Can Benefit appeared first on Money Tree Investing Podcast ..read more

Do you have proper protection for your portfolio? If not, gold might be the solution for you. Rich Checkan is here today to discuss the "stealth gold market." He delves into the cultural differences in gold ownership between Eastern and Western investors. He also touches on the distinct dynamics of the silver market and the […] The post Golden Protection For Your Portfolio appeared first on Money Tree Investing Podcast ..read more

There's new investing framework you need to be aware of! Join us today as we discuss what it is. Today we chat about the recent performance of the S&P 500, the current economic system, which is reliant on money printing by the Federal Reserve, and the lack of viable alternatives to this system. We need […] The post IMPORTANT: New Investing Framework You Need To Know (Part 1) appeared first on Money Tree Investing Podcast ..read more

In the financial markets, it's common to spurious correlations based on historical data. However, the economic landscape has evolved, and banks now invest more in treasuries and borrow from the Fed rather than traditional lending. This shift questions the yield curve's predictive power. Additionally, spurious correlations show absurd links between unrelated data points, emphasizing the […] The post Spurious Correlations in Financial Markets appeared first on Money Tree Investing Podcast ..read more