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I joined Nik Bhattia on the Bitcoin Layer podcast to discuss the outlook for the macroeconomy in 2023. This interview includes: 1) The general economic outlook for 2023 2) Why 2023 is likely to be a year of disinflation 3) Is the current environment more like 2008 or the 1970s? 4) How the current environment could evolve into more of a credit crisis 5) Portfolio strategies for navigating the next few years 6) How to assign allocations to stocks, bonds and other assets inside of your portfolio across time [embedded content] Please follow and like us: About Post Author
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I joined Nik Bhattia on the Bitcoin Layer podcast to discuss the outlook for the macroeconomy in 2023. This interview includes: 1) The general economic outlook for 2023 2) Why 2023 is likely to be a year of disinflation 3) Is the current environment more like 2008 or the 1970s? 4) How the current environment could evolve into more of a credit crisis 5) Portfolio strategies for navigating the next few years 6) How to assign allocations to stocks, bonds and other assets inside of your portfolio across time [embedded content] Please follow and like us: About Post Author
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I joined Nik Bhattia on the Bitcoin Layer podcast to discuss the outlook for the macroeconomy in 2023. This interview includes:
1) The general economic outlook for 2023
2) Why 2023 is likely to be a year of disinflation
3) Is the current environment more like 2008 or the 1970s?
4) How the current environment could evolve into more of a credit crisis
5) Portfolio strategies for navigating the next few years
6) How to assign allocations to stocks, bonds and other assets inside of your portfolio across time
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