Episode 32 - Navigating the Ever-expanding Global Credit Bubble
In this episode of Purpose-Driven Wealth, your host, Mo Bina, and Doug Noland talk history and forecasts in light of today’s global credit bubble. In the early 90s, Doug started the Credit Bubble Bulletin after extensively studying the changing...
In this episode of Purpose-Driven Wealth, your host, Mo Bina, and Doug Noland talk history and forecasts in light of today’s global credit bubble. In the early 90s, Doug started the Credit Bubble Bulletin after extensively studying the changing financial system. At that time, Doug was wholly convinced that it was just a bubble. Today, he explains what society didn’t learn in 1994, what inflationism is, why he’s a solid proponent of capitalism, and why central banks don’t genuinely want to control inflation.
In this episode, Doug talks about:
- The evolution of the financial system
- Bubbles are mechanisms to destroy and redistribute wealth
- The merits of capitalism
- We have a lot of credit that’s just financing the asset markets
- About the huge dependency on low interest rates
- and so much more!
About Doug Noland:
In November 2016, Doug Noland ended his almost two-year sabbatical to join David McAlvany and McAlvany Wealth Management. He’s at the stage of his career where he will only work with people that he trusts, respect, and admire. Doug couldn’t be happier and was really excited with the unique new product they’ve put together—the MWM Tactical Short.
The period 1990 to 2015 was an invaluable 25-year experience learning and persevering as a “professional bear.” His lucky break came in late 1989 when he was hired by Gordon Ringoen to be the trader for his short-biased hedge fund in San Francisco.
Working as a short-side trader, analyst, and portfolio manager during the great nineties bull market – for one of the most brilliant individuals he’s ever met – was exciting, demanding, and, in the end, a grueling and absolutely invaluable learning experience. Later in the nineties, Doug had stints at Fleckenstein Capital and East Shore Partners.
In January 1999, he began his 16-year run with PrudentBear (which concluded at the end of 2014), working as strategist and portfolio manager with David Tice in Dallas until the bear funds were sold in December 2008.
Follow Doug Noland on:
Website: http://creditbubblebulletin.blogspot.com/
Connect with Mo Bina on:
Website: https://www.high-risecapital.com/
Medium: https://mobina.medium.com/
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