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Extreme Monetary Policy, a Profits Recession, and Asset Prices Floating Higher (w| Ken Grant)

Extreme Monetary Policy, a Profits Recession, and Asset Prices Floating Higher (w| Ken Grant) Ken Grant, founder of General Risk Advisors, says that asset prices have been buoyed by extreme monetary policy since the global financial crisis, and will continue to float higher. He argues that even if the "real" economy slows substantially, the "capital" economy will continue its historic expansion for the next few quarters. Grant also provides investors with a game plan — namely, be wary of the credit markets, and buy the dips. Filmed on September 12, 2019 in New York.

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Extreme Monetary Policy, a Profits Recession, and Asset Prices Floating Higher (w/ Ken Grant)


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