The stock market didn’t like Powell’s speech on Friday. And it sure hasn’t recovered today. Uncertainty abounds.
I sat down with Jim Rickards to talk about how we devolved into this monetary mess the week leading up to the Fed Chair’s Jackson Hole address.
In our Session, Jim romped with acumen through monetary history from 1815 to 1974 claiming, “History does not repeat, but it often rhymes.”
Enjoy,
Addison Wiggin
Founder, The Wiggin Sessions
P.S. In Part 2, Jim will “fast forward to today.” And explain why the economy is more dangerous this downturn than in any past crises. Click here to subscribe to The Wiggin Sessions on YouTube.