The Zero Dollar Club (EP. 435)
Animal Spirits Podcast
Can Paper Wealth Become Sustainable Wealth?
Ben previews his new book, they discuss historical poverty despite booms, and reflect on how hard it is to build and preserve true wealth.
On episode 435 of Animal Spirits, Michael Batnick and Ben Carlson discuss AI bubble indicators, what Jesse Livermore would think about this market, the pros and cons of owning gold, chart crimes, why the financial media is so negative, 5x leveraged ETFs, heavily shorted stocks are outperforming, will Bitcoin hit $200k by 2027, consumers are still in good shape, $50k new cars, Michael's top 10 horror movies and more.
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