Jim Grant: Be Bearish Stocks, But Time To Be Bullish Bonds?

Jim Grant is the world's foremost expert on interest rates. Their swift & violent rise around the world has injured stock prices & Jim doesn't think the carnage in equities is over yet.

But the bond market is looking more attractively priced to him than it has in a decade.

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[fridafredlund]

Greatings from a big Wealthion fan from Sweden ✨️ Thank you for a great show 🌞

[popsmcgee]

Thank you Wealthion, Jim Grant, and New Harbor.

[billclarke]

Great interview, sound quality improved when Jim uses a mic😁

[charleskilpatrick]

Very good hard hitting interview. Still plenty of money to be made on short side of general markets and long resources.

[kedarmukherjee]

Another very very insightful session. Thoroughly enjoyed.

[tatersquad]

Jim is great, would love to see him again soon

[alexisye]

I liked the New Harbor guys before… but now that I know they also enjoy fly fishing, I like them even more.

[sieng]

Thank you for your hard work!!! Watch your video everyday

[detectiveofmoneypolitics]

Great content Frank G Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺 ❤️

[arthuntington]

My wife and I got into I-Bonds on the 28th. $10, 000 each is not a lot, but every little bit helps, especially if it's going to sit in cash. Thanks for the heads up.

[traviswall]

SHUCKS! I had hoped you would have put "Grant's Law" in the description. 😄😅😂🤣

[jonathanlee]

Thanks Mike and John for being brave enough to commit to what you believe, publicly. And I agree - a bear market rally.

[PhysicsNative]

Great interview. Jim Grant should get the Nobel in Econ, to at least cancel out Bernanke. (Jim: Feynman is pronounced “fine man”…he had his own moniker for the wayward field of physics, “cargo cult”)

[thomashiltner]

Great segments with Jim Grant and the follow-up reviews with New Harbor. Thank you!

[arinco]

This is a bear market rally. I went through the 2000-2003 and 2007-2009 and bear market rallies happened a lot in the first year. The second year is miserable.

[emmanuelananda]

Absolutely wonderful discussion and guest. Adam, I think it would be beneficial to ask your guests their take on Luke Gromen’s point that sovereign debt markets just cannot yield much higher AND governments remain solvent at all. This interest expense lens seems to me a major constraint on the range of possible responses the US has available to it. I would love to hear other bond gurus weigh in. Thanks 🙏🏼

[joedivita]

I would love to see the mean, median, and mode for the data pictured in the graph of number of days to get back to the prior high.

[kimferzoco]

I see more of an increase in food preparation costs than in food prices, although both are high. I have largely given up ordering delivery.

[runderwo]

52:05 "You have to balance your bearishness as things devolve..."

[RadicallyFRUGAL]

Question with the debt being so large relative to the economy and the risk of monetization increasing geometrically with the massive deficits how I don't understand how long-term fixed rate US government bonds are a value if they start printing up money and monetizing the debt over the next several years which seems a probability. I just find this confusing perhaps I'm missing something