

#18 - Higher energy prices triggering a recession?
Oct 8, 2023
The podcast discusses the potential impact of rising energy prices on the US economy and the dollar, including the challenge to the dominance of the US dollar and the possibility of an earlier recession. They also analyze the consequences of a lack of agreement on spending, including automatic spending cuts and the possibility of a recession. The speakers discuss recent trends and signals in the energy market, including their long energy bias and the cracks in gasoline prices. They also touch on the decline in gasoline demand, implications for the transportation industry, and the decision to buy consumer discretionary stocks. Finally, they discuss the argument for being long on a certain metric and their temptation to say that the dollar is a strong place to hide.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
Political Stalemate and Potential Impact of Shutdown on GDP
03:34 • 2min
Rising Energy Prices and US Economy
05:21 • 11min
Analyzing the Implications of a Lack of Spending Agreement and Potential Recession
16:48 • 2min
Analysis of Energy Market and Potential Impact on the Economy
19:09 • 13min
Analyzing the Argument and Temptations for Investment Strategies
32:22 • 2min