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Laurence Seton 🇨🇦's avatar

Awesome article! I read a lot of articles every day and I haven't seen any others talking about this. Glad to be a Subscriber!

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Thank you so much, bud!

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Just another amazing article on how the markets work. Would be great to see a companion article on what China gains by printing such large quantities of cash. Lots of speculation about structural unemployment and their fear of unstable internal markets.

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The only way to make America great again is to ensure other economies do well, too. If they go down, we go down. Still, I love how interconnected we are. This may be a little off-course but still makes a dent: every country is facing a rapidly aging population. Older people aren’t big spenders; in fact, the elderly usually downsize. That’s a big segment of the population that would rather fill their piggy banks than go on a spending spree. Younger people aren’t having as many children, so less is needed in that department as well. We live in a different world now. We won’t bounce back anytime soon, that’s for sure.

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One of the reasons I keep an exposure to Sub-Sahara Africa, is because it's the one continent going through a population boom right now. Not that there are a lot of stocks to meaningfully play on Africa.

Denis Mexted's avatar

Great article.

How would one put some numbers on this? Not asking anyone to do the sums, but if you were what things would you be asking?

This helps me explaining why I often see gold rise and fall, and equities move in the same direction. Intuitively I would have thought they would be inverse. But often they are not.

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Are you sure they didn’t buy gold?

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