Thoughtful Money with Adam Taggart

Adam Taggart | Thoughtful Money
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13 snips
Sep 14, 2024 • 1h 49min

The Correction In Stocks Is Over...For Now | Lance Roberts & Adam Taggart

Lance Roberts, a seasoned portfolio manager, joins analyst Adam Taggart to dissect recent market movements. They analyze a quick recovery in stocks post-correction and the importance of maintaining momentum. The duo discusses inflation impacts, job data, and forthcoming Fed rate cuts. They highlight strategies for managing volatility amid potential market shifts and dive into investment opportunities in utilities driven by rising electricity demand. Their insights reveal the delicate balance between optimism and risk in today’s market landscape.
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Sep 12, 2024 • 1h 26min

The Debt Crisis Also Presents Great Opportunity For Investors | Gordon Long

Gordon Long, a financial markets expert and commentator, dives into the alarming $35.34 trillion US federal debt crisis. He discusses the looming threat of a sovereign debt crisis while uncovering potential investment opportunities within this turmoil. The conversation explores 'creditism' and its prevalence in today's economy, strategies to navigate market risks, and the impacts of inflation on purchasing power. Long also highlights the evolving influence of BRICS nations on global commodities, urging investors to stay informed and adaptable.
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Sep 10, 2024 • 1h 10min

Buckle Up! Markets To Get More Volatile From Here | Cem Karsan

Cem Karsan, Founder, CIO, and Managing Principal of Kai Volatility Advisors, dives into the resurgence of market volatility after a long period of calm. He discusses the dynamics of supply and demand driving this shift and how upcoming elections may influence market behavior. Karsan explores strategies for navigating these turbulent times, including innovative investment approaches tailored for rising interest rates. He also highlights geopolitical tensions and their impact on the economy, offering valuable insights for investors looking to adapt.
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Sep 8, 2024 • 1h 17min

Will The Cost Of Living Grow Faster Than Your Wealth Can? | New Harbor

In this engaging discussion, the lead partners at New Harbor Financial share their expertise on wealth growth amid rising living costs. They tackle the disconnect between reported inflation rates and real-life expenses faced by consumers. The conversation delves into the impact of weakening job markets and potential interest rate cuts on investments. Additionally, they analyze the challenges posed by AI advancements and stress the importance of customized investment strategies, emphasizing the need for professional financial guidance in uncertain times.
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Sep 7, 2024 • 1h 39min

The Market Correction Has Started | Lance Roberts & Adam Taggart

Lance Roberts, a seasoned portfolio manager, joins Adam Taggart to dissect the recent market correction and its implications for investors. They explore the weak jobs data and its impact on economic forecasts, while also discussing the troubled AI sector, including Nvidia's downturn. The duo emphasizes the importance of financial literacy amid potential tax increases and advocates for strategic investment approaches during volatile times. With a balance of serious economic insights and lighthearted reflections, their conversation is both thought-provoking and engaging.
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Sep 5, 2024 • 1h 13min

Marc Faber: Inflation Destroys Societies. It Won't Be Any Different This Time.

Marc Faber, a prominent economist known for his expertise on inflation, and Neil Howe, a demographer famous for his generational theories, explore pressing economic challenges. They discuss how inflation negatively impacts society and the risk of economic collapse due to rampant money printing. The guests dissect the uneven recovery post-pandemic, especially in China, and analyze rising economic inequality. They also touch on shifting real estate trends and emphasize the urgency for economic reforms to address societal and financial instability.
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Sep 3, 2024 • 1h 19min

Neil Howe: We May Suffer A Collision of Financial, Social & Geo-Political Crises All At Once

Neil Howe, a prominent demographer and co-author of "The Fourth Turning," shares his insights on the current societal divides and the K-shaped recovery post-COVID. He discusses the growing discontent among millennials and Gen Z as they witness the wealth disparity with older generations. Howe warns of the potential for class and generational warfare, especially with divisive political rhetoric heating up. Drawing from history, he emphasizes the critical need for strong leadership and collective resilience amid looming crises.
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Sep 1, 2024 • 1h 15min

Farmland Is Becoming A "Buyer's Market" | Craig Wichner

Craig Wichner, a managing director at Farmland LP, dives into the shifting landscape of farmland investment. He highlights the emergence of a buyer's market as large institutional investors reassess their strategies. Wichner emphasizes the benefits of transitioning conventional farmland to regenerative practices, both economically and ecologically. The conversation also touches on the importance of water rights and how climate change impacts crop yields, underscoring the resilience and appreciation potential of sustainable farmland investments.
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Aug 31, 2024 • 1h 48min

"Markets Are NOT Priced For Slowing Earnings" | Lance Roberts & Adam Taggart

Lance Roberts, a savvy portfolio manager, joins Adam Taggart to dissect the current market landscape. They highlight the risks of a downward correction despite rosy earnings forecasts. With consumer spending faltering, they argue stocks aren’t priced for slowing earnings. The duo also dives into Nvidia's latest earnings and the broader implications of AI advancements on jobs and society. They explore economic inequality challenges faced by younger generations and share insights on strategic investments amid volatility for better financial maneuvering.
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Aug 29, 2024 • 1h 41min

Lacy Hunt: Both Presidential Candidates Will Only Make Our Debt Problem Worse

Dr. Lacy Hunt, a distinguished economist and former Senior Economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, dives into pressing economic issues. He critiques both presidential candidates, deeming their plans inadequate to address the national debt crisis. The conversation highlights the dangers of declining savings and the disconnect between optimistic labor data and economic realities. Lacy also analyzes market movements, emphasizing risks in the high-tech sector and the implications of interest rate changes, revealing the complexities facing investors today.

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