#193 - Marko’s Back!

It’s been too long since Jacob and Marko, cousins by choice, got together to record a podcast. They dive deep into what Trump winning the presidency again could mean for global geopolitics and trade – while addressing topics like U.S. inflation, Iran’s attacks on Israel, U.S. v global investing opportunities, and…of course…hot basketball takes.

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Timestamps:

(00:00) - Intro

(02:07) – U.S. Economy

(20:17) - Israel/Iran/KSA

(25:13) - What happens if Trump wins?

(33:44) – Trump/Biden scenarios

(38:30) - Biden's track record and trade deals

(46:36) - Tariffs

(59:36) - Multipolarity, bipolarity, charts and the future

(1:05:03) U.S. v. Global (shout out Louis Gave)

(01:11:50) - Basketball hot takes

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Referenced in the Show:

Louis Gave’s slides: https://research.gavekal.com/documents/10192/Unfoldinginflboom-apr2024.pdf

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