while he was right about inflation the interest rate and fiscal policy comments were totally wrong - Interest rates stay anchored at 0 for 20-30 years??
Something not right? why the need to rent and show ? who is the real audience ? a PR project for what more funds ? This year alone, with 1st quarter wonderful volatility- should be well up...or close down ..talking bullish USD when we have already rallied 10000 points! or no mention of specific stocks Tesla from 200 to 1700?
Melkman impressed me with his lack of specific knowledge. He was directly asked, "What are the great trades for the coming decade?" He refused to answer. But he did say that over the next decade equity returns will be negative. Remember this. Remember his prediction. Judge him based on this in the future. I think he paid Bloomberg to interview him. He needs new deep pocket clients to skim money away from. Pity the fools that become his customer-victims.
Excellent speaker, should do more segments with him
yeah can agree with that!
Excellent overview of fund challenges moving forward.
awesome questions. . . awesome answers. Good Job Erik
Lol
while he was right about inflation the interest rate and fiscal policy comments were totally wrong - Interest rates stay anchored at 0 for 20-30 years??
Nice interview
Something not right? why the need to rent and show ? who is the real audience ? a PR project for what more funds ?
This year alone, with 1st quarter wonderful volatility- should be well up...or close down ..talking bullish USD when we have already rallied 10000 points! or no mention of specific stocks Tesla from 200 to 1700?
Lol, he thinks Biden's going to win
Melkman impressed me with his lack of specific knowledge.
He was directly asked, "What are the great trades for the coming decade?" He refused to answer.
But he did say that over the next decade equity returns will be negative. Remember this. Remember his prediction.
Judge him based on this in the future.
I think he paid Bloomberg to interview him. He needs new deep pocket clients to skim money away from.
Pity the fools that become his customer-victims.
Bloomberg also needs content, so they interview guys like Ben. He will certainly loose plenty for his victims in the years to come.
Why would he give his trades up? Making his positions crowded??