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2022 Merry Market Recap: Claus for concern

Dec 21, 2022

38:06

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Are We Going to Get a Hard Landing in the US?

02:16

What's the Biggest Story of the Year?

01:50

The Supply Chain Problems in Europe

01:47

Introduction

2min

Is There a Case That Central Banks Should Lies?

2min

The Supply Chain Problems in Europe

2min

What's the Biggest Story of the Year?

2min

Are We Going to Get a Hard Landing in the US?

2min

What Bubbles Are Still Left to Pop?

2min

Is There a New Narrative Around Cryptocurrency?

2min

Binance's a Red Flag, Right?

2min

Is There Any Potential for a Crypto Rebound?

2min

10.

Cloud Computing Is a Consumer Staple, Isn't It?

2min

11.

The Six Dead Cat Bounces

2min

12.

Is the Market Turning a Corner?

2min

13.

What's the Best Kind of Stagflation for Gold?

2min

14.

Is Gold a Good Hedge?

2min

15.

Is Sterling Going to Be Worthless?

2min

16.

Do You Think the Dollar Will Strengthen in 2023?

2min

17.

The Biggest Asset Market in the World Is the Property Market

2min

18.

Are We Going to Have Diamond Hands With Index Funds?

2min

19.

Pension Craft - The Best Gift I Could Ever Give Anyone?

2min

20.

The Three Kings Have Done a Poor Job, Isn't It?

2min

A festive round-up of the major investing stories of 2022. We consider the trends that moved the market and ask which will continue into the next year.

If you've ever wanted to hear ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas’ adapted for investors, today is your lucky day!

And in today’s Dumb Question of the Week: Did the wise men construct a good portfolio for Jesus?

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