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Aftermath

Seven Secrets of Wealth Preservation in the Coming Chaos

Book • 1900

In *Aftermath*, James Rickards analyzes the current state of global financial markets, arguing that they are artificially inflated due to factors such as investor optimism around the Trump administration, low interest rates, and the influence of behavioral economics.

The book provides seven secrets for wealth preservation, discussing topics like the manipulation of 401(k) funds, the risks of digital currencies, and the limitations of passive investing.

Rickards also outlines what the financial landscape might look like after the next crisis and offers practical advice on how to prepare and protect one's assets.

Mentioned by

Christopher Lochhead

Ted Dintersmith

Dominic Sandbrook

Keith McCullough

Konstantin Kisin

Alexis Madrigal

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by Joe and Ted as a curriculum book to teach math for better decisions, investments and family financial management.

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Mentioned by Eyes Up Mindset who enjoyed the interview with the author in episode 1715.

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Mentioned by

Christopher Lochhead

as an amazing title among the things

Ted Dintersmith

sent him.

413 How to Future-Proof the Next Generation with Ted Dintersmith

Mentioned by

Dominic Sandbrook

while discussing the post-war reconstruction and denazification efforts in Germany.

102. Germany from Adenauer to Angela

Mentioned as a book that rethinks math, similar to how Freakonomics made people rethink economics.

Reimagining Math Education in the Age of AI with Ted Dintersmith

Mentioned by

Adam Biles

as part of a discussion about Cusk's literary evolution.

Rachel Cusk on Art, Womanhood and Redefining Fiction, Part One

Mentioned by

Paul Mason

as the editor of the book, exploring alternative economic cultures that emerged after the 2008 financial crisis.

Manuel Castells: Alternative Economic Cultures

Mentioned by

Keith McCullough

as the book where

Jim Rickards

started with the Odyssey.

The Best of Hedgeye: Jim Rickards → Defending Your Wealth During Global Crisis

Mentioned by

Konstantin Kisin

as the author of several books, including the latest one, "Aftermath."

James Rickards: The Next Financial Crash is Coming

Mentioned by

Stig Brodersen

as an expert on navigating financial crises, particularly in relation to inflation and deflation.

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Mentioned by

Jim Rickards

himself, referencing his prediction of a pandemic and social disorder in his 2019 book.

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Mentioned by

Tom Holland

as a book he reviewed last year, revealing how little Germany changed in the 1950s.

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Mentioned by

Jimmy Mac

as a novel that contradicts events in The Mandalorian.

Life After Andor

Mentioned by

Peter Levenda

as the source of information about Colonia Dignidad.

PETER LEVENDA The Lovecraft Code Part 2 of 2

Mentioned by

Kate Norlock

as a huge influence on her work and chapter on self-forgiveness.

Episode 71: Kate Norlock on Self-Forgiveness

Mentioned by

Adam Biles

as one of

Rachel Cusk

's memoirs.

The 12 Books of Christmas | Rachel Cusk on Art, Womanhood and Redefining Fiction

Mentioned by

C.K. Westbrook

as his own published work.

Karyne E Messina, "A Psychoanalytic Study of Political Leadership in the United States and Russia: Searching for Truth" (Routledge, 2024)

Mentioned by James Rickards as a previous book discussing pandemic predictions.

The Best of Hedgeye: The New Great Depression with Jim Rickards

Mentioned by

Daniel Bauer

, who highly recommends it to ruckus makers.

Ted Dintersmith on Redefining Math and Purpose in School

Mentioned by

Alexis Madrigal

as authored by

Philip Bump

, who is a guest in the episode.

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