Our weekend business panel discusses the plunge in global markets this week as the COVID-19 outbreak spreads around the world. Plus, a look at the impact of the rail blockades on the supply chain in Canada. Here is a direct video link.
Danielle was a guest with Kerry Lutz on The Financial Survival Network talking about recent developments in the world economy and markets. You can listen to an audio clip of the segment here.
Listen to “So Goes February, So Goes the Market? Danielle Park #4680” on Spreaker.
The most pressing question for asset owners is “Who is managing your risk of loss?”
An important perspective on how little mean reversion has been accomplished so far. Not valuable buying op yet!! https://t.co/K96JnuFbRz
— Danielle Park (@kdaniellepark) February 28, 2020
Falling global growth and risk-appetite are boosting the price of our bond holdings and driving down interest rates further on safety-seeking capital flows. At this late point in hyper-extended credit and market cycles, more rate cuts and quantitative easing are likely to boost bonds further, but not avoid an overdue bear market in stocks. Sri-Kumar explains in this clip.
Komal Sri-Kumar, president and founder of Sri-Kumar Global Strategies, predicts the Federal Reserve will cut rates three times in response to the stock market sell-off.
Here is a direct video link.
A six to nine month bear market is average when valuations start from historically average levels. Today, starting from the highest valuations in history, significantly beyond the average cycle top, an ‘average’ bear market in duration and depth (-25%) would be an unusually mild outcome.
Here is direct video link to part two.
