Superinvestors and the Art of Worldly Wisdom

#33: Bill Fleckenstein On Profiting From Central Bank Mistakes

Apr 22, 2020

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Introduction

2min

How to Make Money as a Short Seller

5min

The Fed's Mistakes in the Financial Crisis

3min

The Fed's Unrolling of the Bear Market

4min

The Fed's Dual Mandate to Prevent Recessions

5min

The Moral Hazard of the Economic Cycle

3min

The Consequences of the Fed's Economic Expansion

4min

The Central Bank Mistakes Leading Up to Today

3min

The Fed's Decision to Go Bigger

2min

10.

The Future of Bonds

4min

11.

The Fed Losing the Bond Market

4min

12.

The Fed's Loss of the Bond Market

2min

13.

The Psychology of Fiscal Policy

2min

14.

The Inflation Psychology of the Middle Class

3min

15.

The Power of Inflation Psychology

3min

16.

The Fed's Choice Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea

4min

17.

The Stagflationary Environment in the Stock Market

3min

18.

The Importance of Being Long in the Gold Market

2min

19.

Apple's Trailing Earnings

2min

20.

Tesla's Price Sales Ratio

3min

21.

How to Make Money on the Short Side

4min

22.

Super Investors and the Art of Worldly Wisdom

2min

It's been three years since I made the trek up to Seattle to interview celebrated short seller Bill Fleckenstein on the topics of, "Central Bankers, Financial Bubbles and White Burgundy." With a global pandemic now threatening to burst these bubbles, forcing central bankers into even more extreme monetary policies, I thought it was an opportune time to reconnect with Bill and get his thoughts on how these things are evolving and how investors might seek to profit in their midst. For notes and links related to this episode visit TheFelderReport.com.

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