
Dennis DeBusschere
President and founder of 22V Research and former Evercore ISI researcher, specializing in macro strategy, central bank and China policy, and portfolio strategy; appears to discuss the K-shaped economy, Fed policy, and market implications.
Top 3 podcasts with Dennis DeBusschere
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Oct 15, 2025 • 34min
Dennis DeBusschere: Taking A Victory Lap Through The K-Shaped Economy
Dennis DeBusschere, President of 22V Research and a former macro strategist, dives into the complexities of the K-shaped economy. He explores the volatile Fed policies, examines AI's impact on market momentum, and shares insights from his recent trip to China, highlighting their push for tech self-sufficiency. DeBusschere analyzes labor market trends, the implications of rate cuts, and sector performance, emphasizing how these factors influence investor sentiment. Expect intriguing predictions and a candid outlook on inflation and credit market challenges!

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Jun 11, 2025 • 42min
Dennis DeBusschere: 22V’s Investing Playbook, Victory & Volatility
Dennis DeBusschere, founder and chief market strategist of 22V Research, offers a deep dive into the current economic landscape. He discusses the resilience of large cap tech stocks amid volatility and the risks associated with tariffs and rising bond yields. Dennis emphasizes the Fed's policies and US debt, while exploring the interconnections of fiscal stimulus and market performance. Notably, he introduces his 'fire and ice regime' approach tailored for adapting to shifting economic conditions, alongside insights on small caps and alternative assets.

Nov 3, 2023 • 56min
Dennis DeBusschere, Co-Founder and Chief Market Strategist, 22V Research
Dennis DeBusschere, Chief Market Strategist at 22V Research, discusses the interaction between the economy, inflation, and the Fed's reaction function. He explores linkages between equity factors and macro variables like the yield curve. He also talks about hedging in an environment of unfriendly stock/bond correlation levels.


