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2015 Review: Bond Markets Will Reset in 2016? – Dave Collum
TND Podcast Spotlight: Wall St for Main St
Jason Burack of Wall St for Main St interviewed returning guest, Cornell University Chemistry professor, Dave Collum. Every year, Dave writes an extensive report reviewing the year and a preview of the year to come.
Dave’s 2015 review 2016 preview can be found here:
http://www.peakprosperity.com/blog/95…
http://www.peakprosperity.com/blog/95…
The report is also available on Zero Hedge.
During this 40+ minute interview, Jason asks Dave to summarize in a few sentences markets in 2015. Dave talks about how confusing markets are becoming and how it is difficult for value investors looking for quality but cheap valuation stocks that are not resource stocks.
Jason says how he sees a lot of value in oil and energy companies and Dave and him discuss the oil markets and shale oil’s potential to become the next major global crisis.
Dave thinks all bond markets are going to need a “reset” in the near future.
Next, Dave talks about the junk bond and bond markets and how the global debt binge keeps rising.
Jason asks Dave if the Federal Reserve will try more token interest rate increases in the near future and Dave calls the Federal Reserve, “cowardly.”
Jason and Dave discuss asset price inflation and whether people on Wall St count that as evidence of inflation?
Jason asks Dave about his writing about the “War on Cash” in his report. Dave thinks the banksters want to control everything and that’s why the war on cash is occurring.
Jason asks Dave about his experiences as a college professor at a prestigious Ivy League school and if his university is restricting free speech?
To wrap up the interview, Jason and Dave discuss the upcoming 2016 presidential election in the US and discuss Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, the 2 front runners right now in the polls.
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About Wall Street From Main StreetSource: http://thenewsdoctors.com/2015-review-bond-markets-will-reset-in-2016-dave-collum/
