Danielle on This Week in Money

Danielle was a guest with Jim Goddard on This Week in Money, talking about recent developments in the world economy and markets.  You can listen to an audio clip of the segment starting at 9:07 on the play bar.

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$25+ Trillion Has Already Been Wiped Out From Markets

The easy money ‘wealth effect’ is beating a painful retreat. Useful insight in this segment.

On today’s edition of “Boiler Room,” Alfonso Peccatiello is joined by Patrick Perret-Green otherwise known as PPG Macro. With decades of experience as an analyst, strategist & trader, Patrick describes the most important metrics he uses to follow market projections. With more than $25 Trillion being wiped out from markets already as the Fed embarks on it’s tightening cycle, Patrick walks listeners through his “one chart to rule them all”, sharing his outlook for markets in this environment. To hear his outlook, you’ll have to tune in. Here is a direct video link.

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Tighter financial conditions enforcing some much needed realism

Honesty and discipline tend to rise and fall with the ease of financial conditions. The last decade has been counter-productive and wasteful in so many ways.  Thank goodness we are back in a sobering-up phase.

For some lucid insight read Delivery Apps ignored business basics to super-charge growth–and now they’re facing layoffs, stock crashes and a brutal war for survival:

For years economic growth and low interest rates allowed gig economy companies to balloon into household names, stock market behemoths, and major employers without ever becoming viable businesses. Now that the economy, market, and regulatory tides have turned against them, gig economy companies are being forced to wage — and likely lose — existential war in defense of their clearly unsustainable business models.

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