Why Policy Changed the Cycle

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Harry Dent argues that today’s markets are trapped in the largest and most artificial bubble in history, created by years of government deficits, money printing, and the suppression of natural economic cycles. In this conversation with Maggie Lake, he explains why demographics and generational spending patterns, not innovation alone, drive long-term booms and busts. Dent warns that eliminating recessions has destroyed true price discovery and made a soft landing impossible. He also breaks down why money velocity is signaling deep economic fragility and why millennials are being hurt most by inflated asset prices. Dent outlines what tends to break first when major bubbles unwind and why the initial phase of a crash often happens faster than investors expect. Finally, he shares how he thinks about positioning during extreme market stress and where opportunity may emerge after a full reset.

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Chapters:

0:49 - Checking the Pulse: What Do You See Across Markets Today?  

4:36 - Recalibrating Your Framework for a Government-Driven Boom

6:28 - “The Bubble That Never Bursts” — Or Just the Biggest Yet?

8:39 - Has Policy Killed True Price Discovery?

13:06 - Can Demographics Deflate the Bubble Without a Crash?

15:19 - The “K Economy” and Millennials Stuck on the Wrong Side

16:44 - Is There a Less Destructive Way to Help Millennials?

24:21 - Early Warning Signs: Where Does the Fallout Hit First?

25:40 - ⭐️Wealthion Golden Nugget: What Finally Pops The Bubble?

28:07 - Investor Playbook: How Should People Position Now?

30:07 - Timing the Trade: Early vs. Late in the Cycle

33:24 - Gold: Safe Haven or Just Another Bubble?

34:28 - Treasuries: Still the Last Safe Haven?

36:27 - Crypto in a Crash: Where Does Bitcoin Fit?

40:01 - What Would Change Your Mind: Is There a “Moderate” Exit?

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