David Woo

Economist David Woo discusses why the market may have the 'Trump trades' wrong, the risks of a second Trump presidency, challenges in financing tax cuts, potential for a global trade war, US budget deficit, immigration policies, defensive trades amidst political uncertainties, US corporate profit margins, and promoting fact-based debates over opinions.

David Woo, a geopolitical expert, dives into the implications of the Israel-Iran conflict on oil prices, suggesting a bearish outlook. Michael Binger, president of Gradient Investments, analyzes how presidential candidates' economic plans might pose risks for investors. Meanwhile, tax strategist Mark J. Kohler shares top strategies for wealth preservation and financial freedom. They discuss hyperinflation warnings and the surging interest in gold stocks as a hedge, making this conversation essential for anyone looking to navigate today's volatile market.

Macro trends blogger and economist, David Woo, discusses the intersection of economics, politics, and geopolitics in market outcomes. He predicts economic headwinds ahead of the 2024 US election due to political polarization. Woo shares contrarian investment views and insights on government interventions, defense spending, and public discourse.

David Woo, an expert in geopolitics and financial markets, returns to share insights on recent geopolitical tensions following an Israeli strike on Iran. He labels the strike a 'stroke of genius,' discussing its implications for Middle Eastern stability and why it suggests bearish trends for oil prices. Woo forecasts a Trump victory in upcoming U.S. elections, predicting shifts in foreign policy that could impact oil production and global dynamics. He also highlights Turkey's diminished role in the region and examines Russia's ties to North Korea.

David Woo, a macroeconomics and geopolitics expert, discusses world peace as a macro investment theme for 2025. He delves into the implications of Trump's strategies on global markets, including potential U.S. actions in Iran and the ongoing Ukraine War. Woo analyzes geopolitical tensions, particularly between Israel and Iran, and the shifting dynamics of U.S.-China relations. He also provides insights on Canada's immigration policies and contrasts the political situations in Canada and Mexico, reflecting on their economic consequences.