My guest this week is Mark Dow. Mark started his career as an economist with the US Treasury and the IMF before he joined Wall Street. Today, he is the founder of behavourialmacro.com and runs a fund that combines his skillsets as a trader and an economist. In this discussion, we get into why economists are usually bad investors and how Mark approaches markets. We also cover some provocative ideas - including how Quantitive Easing and Tightening have little effect and why Mark's not worried about US debt. Please enjoy this great conversation with Mark Dow.
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Show Notes
(00:00:00) Welcome to Making Markets
(00:02:12) First question Discussing why economists often struggle with trading and investing
(00:05:32) Strategies for aligning with market movements
(00:16:06) Exploring reasons why a recession hasn't occurred yet
(00:25:32) Delving into the inflation dynamics of 2010
(00:31:18) Assessing the effects of interest rates on high-value assets
(00:34:13) Evaluating the current position in the market risk cycle
(00:40:28) Investigating the perceived absence of risk in the market
(00:43:14) Reflecting on Modern Monetary Theory (MMT)
(00:49:19) Analyzing the relationship between asset price inflation and income inequality
(00:53:57) Identifying the most promising sector in the current market cycle
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