In this fascinating discussion, Luke Gromen, founder of Forest For The Trees, and Michael Every, global strategist at Rabobank Singapore, delve into the high-stakes implications of the upcoming U.S. presidential election. They explore the potential economic strategies of both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, focusing on the future of the U.S. dollar and military power's impact on global stability. The conversation also addresses China's use of gold and NATO's actions in Ukraine, examining their effects on international financial relationships and energy resources.

Financial analyst Michael Every joins Nate Hagens to discuss global macro trends, economic accuracy, inflationary pressures, and the shift towards a new economic system with lower energy throughput. They critique mainstream economic models, explore Modern Monetary Theory's impact, and highlight the implications of a Trump re-election on fiscal policy. The conversation also touches on societal motivations, wealth inequality, and the need for a holistic approach to address current meta crises.

Michael Every, a Global Strategist for Economy and Markets at Rabobank, dives into the implications of a potential Trump 2.0 presidency on market volatility. He emphasizes the link between geopolitical shifts, especially regarding U.S.-China relations, and financial market movements. The conversation highlights the significance of tariffs in shaping economic strategies and the changing perceptions in Europe about the U.S. Every also touches on the intricacies of reshoring manufacturing and the critical role of Rabobank in sustainable agriculture.

Michael Every, Global Strategist at Rabobank, discusses the rise of nationalism and its implications for the global economy following Donald Trump's return to power. He explores how this 'America First' agenda may reshape trade dynamics, highlighting the strategic use of tariffs and the interplay between major economies. John Lodra and Mike Preston provide insights into market movements and the necessity of hedging strategies amid shifting sentiments. The conversation reveals both opportunities for investors and the risks that come with protectionist policies.

Michael Every, Global Strategist at Rabobank, discusses the shifting dynamics of the global economy, with a focus on the rise of nationalism and the reversal of globalization. He emphasizes the need for a new operating framework and expresses concern that we may not adopt the right policies in time to avoid conflict and crisis. The podcast also explores the challenges of disentangling supply chains from China, the importance of industry and tariffs in shaping the US economy, and the potential for a more equitable economic system.