A Bubble Like Never Before
Fergus Hodgson, April 1, 2019 
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As world markets brace for another economic slowdown, investors are trying to figure out how steep the dip will be and how to protect their assets.
For David Collum, a chemistry professor at Cornell University turned financial analyst, 2019 will be a turning point. He points to the emergence of explicitly socialist campaign promises and extreme political polarization in the United States as red flags.
The Federal Reserve will try to avoid a market correction at all costs, he argues, but it cannot postpone the harsh reality forever.
The bubble in the bond market is more dangerous than the stock-market bubble, says David Collum. (Wikimedia)
Recommended Links
- Follow David on Twitter and visit his university website.
- Read his “2018: Year in Review” report on Peak Prosperity.
- “Why I Am Not an Austrian Economist,” by George Mason University professor Bryan Caplan.
- Get a copy of Austrian School for Investors: Austrian Investing between Inflation and Deflation, co-authored by Ronald, Rahim Taghizadegan, Mark Valek, and Heinz Blasnik.
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- “China Prepares for Dollar Collapse, Hoards Gold,” Gold Newsletter Podcast.
Fergus Hodgson is Gold Newsletter’s roving editor. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook.