Ep.110 Real Conversations: Global Chaos Ahead. Buckle Up (with Jim Rickards).

Bestselling author and iconoclastic macro strategist Jim Rickards is back by popular demand for another Real Conversation webcast with Keith McCullough.

In addition to his previous appearances on HedgeyeTV and Hedgeye Live, Rickards is a sought-after economic veteran. With 40+ years of experience working in capital markets, his insights have been shared in major publications nationwide.

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[marcusjones]

where's my $15, 000 gold Jim? Also the post covid great depression? This know-it-all has been consistently wrong for years and somehow his prognostications still have currency. Take it as entertaining hot air only folks. No one knows the future

[xavier_lucas]

8:45 Concerns of a potential debt default in China triggered a market sell-off, impacting both digital and traditional stock markets.

[seriouslyyoujest]

President Biden canceled the keystone pipeline his first day in office. Two days later Saudi Arabia raise the price of oil 42%. Within two weeks, groceries, and the price of gas at the pump doubled for me. One month after his first day in office, Putin, invaded Ukraine. They MSM, in unison, blamed inflation on Putin’s invasion, Ukraine. I thought of the words at the end of Hemingway’s book The Sun Also Rises, when one of the characters was discussing how much fun they had. To which one responded, “ It’s pretty to think so”. Putin caused inflation in the United States? It’s pretty to think so.

[polarroller]

When Rickards speaks, I listen. Jim is so well grounded, much diverse experience, and smart as hell.

[winstonsmith]

He's been saying the same things for a least the past seven years. He predicted $10, 000 gold five years ago. Hard to take anything he says seriously anymore.

[elonmuskox]

The fed isn't fighting inflation. They need inflation to secure their power.

[infraaa_]

True interest (SS, Medicare [those expenditures are only interest on unfunded liabilities] + Defense + Interest) is already 130% of revenue. Normal people call that bankruptcy.

[ebVariety]

“F man” what a great interview. Much rewinding to take it in ( I’m slow?) but wow. If nothing else, start at min 45 ish. Jim Ricards continues to deliver. His books are top notch. Thank you Hedge Guy❗️

[michaelblades]

This was a good one! Very few people can keep up with Jim and earn his respect. I believe Keith did an excellent job I like him! New fan of BOTH!

[marcusjones]

also by minute 6 he is talking complete horseshit about Ukraine. Obviously has read nothing more serious on the subject than other big mouth's Twitter posts. Jesus McCullough why do you keep bringing this dude on??

[dionpeek]

Thank you for this I’ve saved this interview so that I can hear it and learn from it a second time and soak it up like biscuits and gravy

[costaselgreco]

Fantastic discussion. Thanks Keith and Jim.

[ameliatah]

Saying chatGPT is a bit novelty, is like saying pong was a novelty and computer games would never amount to much. Except that computer games aren’t about to displace 80% of white collar worker once the newer versions start getting released

[hilmarnehus]

Jim Rickards. please don, t, protect us from this clown

[Painting_Inspiration]

He's gone for the Benjamin Franklin

[Thewinningteamfinance]

Really good information as always from jim. Thank you for this one.

[const]

"The fed doesn't lead the economy, it follows it"... great point by Rickards

[ChrisHodges]

I have read several of Jim’s books. Love his analysis and calm demeanor. However, as much as I want him to be right, he has been very wrong on several big calls. He has also fronted Stansberry on some very smarmy pitches. Frankly, I am hedging my respect for his words.

[davycrockett]

James is a great repository of intelligence. .. a treasure..Just sayin.

[klmn]

Just one thing, chaps (and sorry for the 'nameless account'), but Truflation in the US is currently reading below Fed target at 1.59%. In the UK, where inflation has been consistently higher than in the US, the current Truflation rate of inflation is 3%.

Also, Jim always talks about economic crash and disaster (he said 2023 would be a massive recession, which didn't pan out) yet he somehow only sees one rate cut in July and nothing around the election, which is illogical based on his call for global recession. The correct answer is that it depends based on the severity of the economic downturn. Rate cuts will be de-linked from the inflation control narrative as soon as NFPs turn negative and the US is in recession - i.e. rates will be cut fast and by a lot.