by Summary:
Anyone could’ve made that call yesterday but what I’m saying now is what is going to be important. 
Topics:
Mike Norman considers the following as important:
This could be interesting, too:
Anyone could’ve made that call yesterday but what I’m saying now is what is going to be important. 
Topics:
Mike Norman considers the following as important:
This could be interesting, too:
New Economics Foundation writes Building hope
New Economics Foundation writes Are oil and gas workers the coalminers of our generation?
Mike Norman writes Tariffs As A Fiscal Tool? — Brian Romanchuk
John Quiggin writes Trump’s dictatorship is a fait accompli
| Anyone could’ve made that call yesterday but what I’m saying now is what is going to be important.  |
Rate cuts are always bearish as per charts, after the first rate cut months market bottoms within 1-12 months
Thanks Mike. Appreciate the MTT Trader email updates and the videos are good addition!
Just to clarify you’re calling for bear market conditions into 2025?
I am locked and loaded for what's to come in the next 6 to 8 months. I will be ready to pounce on panic and weakness as it occurs, to continue to build up my portfolio and generate more wealth. Thanks, Mike, for your guidance and teachings.
Amen Mike. You’re the best!
Yes , I view your channel to get a broader perspective, not just in finance .
Treasuries have long terms. Isn't it going to take quite a long time before the rate cuts have a significant impact on the interest payments?
Many of the bonds traded with long terms see their price adjust upwards after the cut meaning whoever buys it at a premium and collects the original coupon gets a lower yield. But yes it does take some time to fully phase in.
I only ever see a recession/depression a matter of months after rate cuts, it’s in the charts.
1973, 1980-81, 1989, 2001 or so, 2007-08, 2019, 2026-2027
Couple of times there have been substantial rate cuts without contractions, maybe after 91-92 recession.
Just last week Mike was saying "take their money".