Animal Spirits: Is the Fed Trapped?

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We discuss:

  • Looking at the biggest potential risks to the market right now
  • How imitation impacts investor actions
  • Is the Fed finally in trouble?
  • Growth stocks continue to get wrecked
  • If everything is crashing why isn’t the stock market down more?
  • One of the biggest reasons the stock market falls
  • Why I’m still bullish on the U.S. economy
  • What does “normal” even mean when it comes to interest rates?
  • Why NFTs needs to show some utility
  • Maybe we can have web2 and web3
  • The pandemic is prolonging the supply chain/inflation issues
  • How does refinancing impact inflation?
  • Why the labor shortage will likely continue
  • Critics vs. the audience on Rotten Tomatoes and much more

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