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I’ve been in full-recluse mode lately, trying to wrap my head around the massive monetary and financial shift that is currently underway… along with its geopolitical ramifications.

The only other macro person I hear talking about it is Darius Dale, so I recently resubscribed to his research service. *Strong recommend*

In short, it’s becoming increasingly clear to me that we (may) have just entered a period of long Global Hard Assets vs short US-based financialized/fiat assets, similar to the 1930s, 1970s, and 2000s.

The investment implications are profound and, likely, long-lasting.

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#FourthTurning

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Brett · 48w
Would you consider stocks to be a hard asset (the business) or a financial asset (the certificate) ?
bc21 · 48w
Stay humble and stack zaps ⚡️
The Stacker Monster · 48w
I like Darius. Although he recommends 0% allocation to bitcoin right now in his KISS portfolio
Kenshin 🥷 · 48w
Who is Darius Dale? And where do you subscribe to him?
Irrepressible · 48w
Been checking your feed daily... and when I see your you've posted it makes my day 😁 Thanks Doc, hope you're well 🫡
Base Layer Capital · 48w
When you consider who Scott Bessebt is and his history it's hard not think this is a new Bretten Woods of sorts. I am certain these men, these sharks Lutnick, Bessent, Trump, haven't laid all their cards face up on the table. Not a chance. They are trying break the PBOC and solidify the dollar as...
guy · 48w
Dr hermit crab now?
sb13 · 48w
Please consider doing a pod/youtube deep dive to help others understand the reasoning behind this - I would love to watch/listen - thanks in advance
BDC · 48w
Sorry I only get excited about lines drawn on charts 📈 You’ll have to do better than that. lol
Sooly⚡️سولي 🇱🇧🇧🇪🇦🇪🇦🇴 · 48w
You’re not alone, Jeff. I’ve been deep in the same rabbit hole: global fragmentation, hard assets, and the death rattle of fiat. The historical parallels you pointed out are uncanny. I’d add that we’re also seeing central banks quietly rotate into commodities and gold, just like pre-Bretton...
CitizenPedro · 48w
Gold has been growing non stop since the 2000s. It was going down since 1980. I think gold will explode and hit a top in the next 5 years or so, especially as/when the real estate market turns. Which we might be close. And then eventually gold is also shown to be paper/manipulatable (I think this...
Jon · 48w
I'm going to assume, maybe wrongly, that this means buy hard assets like gold and bitcoin. But what does it mean for financial assets like stocks, and in particular financial assets that buy hard assets (mstr)? Cheers Jeff
Arthur Morgan · 48w
What's his position on Bitcoin?
Cris · 48w
Darius has been solid. Luke Gromen is saying the same.
Force2B · 48w
Have you come across Abaxx yet? I think it is currently one of the most interesting companies on the planet and plugs in with this shift to an increased focus on hard asset backed (collateral) for global trade. Would love to hear your thoughts on them (if you can’t openly discuss public companies ...
Kris · 48w
I wish the investment community saw BTC as a hard asset. They seem to think it’s a tech stock.
ODELL · 48w
what are your current thoughts on bitcoin vs gold?
D Rich · 48w
Darius in awesome
Texada · 48w
are we ever going to get out of this chopsolidation?
Ish · 48w
Shill
unit · 48w
42 Macro
Joseph Hurtado - Founder Granata Consulting · 48w
A relevant thread that summarizes my geopolitical and economic view into this massive change, which marks most likely the end of globalism, and the beginning of a multi polar world where regional powers rule. It also begins a long economic war with China: https://x.com/josephfounder/status/1907866...
Roboto · 48w
Are you saying gold and bitcoin with out saying gold and bitcion
Matt · 48w
I like how you explain things, but can you make a video explaining some of the recent takes of potential actions but also what those outcomes could look like? IE the fed addressing the SLR, basis trade, or lowering interest rates: at this point, is it possible to return to the highs anytime soon (to...
blePleb · 47w
Wen next podcast? Love to hear your thoughts.
Kane McGukin · 47w
Current drawdown is 85% correlated to 1937 and 85% to 1973. 1913 - paradigm shift / Central Banks 1920s-40s - geopolitical issues & wars 1944 - new world monetary order 1960/70s - inflation/deflation Those were four historical and life altering times but were spread across six decades. We are ex...