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Herman James' coverage spans finance, economy, government and politics. He seems open to expert commentary on economic and political matters, as well as investment analysis. Pitches related to financial trends, stock market insights or analysis of government policies in relation to the economy may be particularly appealing.
Given his focus on various topics including economics, stock markets, inflation, digital currency and government corruption among others, Herman might appreciate pitches from experts offering insightful perspectives on these issues. It's also worth noting that he does not seem to have a specific geographic focus.
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By: Herman James
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Personopplysningene dine blir behandlet, og informasjon fra enheten din (informasjonskapsler, unike identifikatorer og andre enhetsdata) kan lagres av, gjøres tilgjengelig for og deles med 210 partnere eller bli brukt spesifikt av dette nettstedet. Vi og partnerne våre kan bruke nøyaktige geolokaliseringsdata. Liste over partnere.
Personopplysningene dine blir behandlet, og informasjon fra enheten din (informasjonskapsler, unike identifikatorer og andre enhetsdata) kan lagres av, gjøres tilgjengelig for og deles med 210 partnere eller bli brukt spesifikt av dette nettstedet. Vi og partnerne våre kan bruke nøyaktige geolokaliseringsdata. Liste over partnere.
Personopplysningene dine blir behandlet, og informasjon fra enheten din (informasjonskapsler, unike identifikatorer og andre enhetsdata) kan lagres av, gjøres tilgjengelig for og deles med 210 partnere eller bli brukt spesifikt av dette nettstedet. Vi og partnerne våre kan bruke nøyaktige geolokaliseringsdata. Liste over partnere.
By: Herman James
Personopplysningene dine blir behandlet, og informasjon fra enheten din (informasjonskapsler, unike identifikatorer og andre enhetsdata) kan lagres av, gjøres tilgjengelig for og deles med 210 partnere eller bli brukt spesifikt av dette nettstedet. Vi og partnerne våre kan bruke nøyaktige geolokaliseringsdata. Liste over partnere.
By: Herman James
Your personal data will be processed and information from your device (cookies, unique identifiers, and other device data) may be stored by, accessed by and shared with 210 partners, or used specifically by this site. We and our partners may use precise geolocation data. List of partners.
DoubleLine CEO-CIO Jeffrey Gundlach’s latest Gundlach Unlocked webcast reviews the macroeconomic landscape heading into next week’s Federal Open Market Committee meeting. Mr. Gundlach remains skeptical that the Federal Reserve will hike rates despite the market pricing a real probability of one, and he warns that a hold could push long-term rates meaningfully higher given persistent inflation pressure. Mr. Gundlach also flags a growing divergence in credit markets, with spreads on AI-related corporate bonds widening sharply even as the broader market holds near its tights for the year. On inflation, he points to several troubling data points, from rising import and export prices to a CPI trajectory Mr. Gundlach says looks eerily similar to the setup that preceded the inflation spiral of the 1970s. On equities, he reiterates his warning about historic market concentration and continues to favor a more equal-weighted approach rather than through the capitalization-weighted S&P 500 Index. He closes bearish on the U.S. dollar and constructive on both emerging markets equities and local currency debt, while he cautions that the U.S. Treasury Department’s newly announced buyback program is unlikely to meaningfully move long-term U.S. Treasury yields.
Personopplysningene dine blir behandlet, og informasjon fra enheten din (informasjonskapsler, unike identifikatorer og andre enhetsdata) kan lagres av, gjøres tilgjengelig for og deles med 210 partnere eller bli brukt spesifikt av dette nettstedet. Vi og partnerne våre kan bruke nøyaktige geolokaliseringsdata. Liste over partnere.
Doug and Matt reflect on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, arguing the official narrative remains unconvincing, citing unresolved issues like Building 7 and the lack of thorough investigation, and linking this to widespread public distrust in government. They discuss escalating Middle East conflict, including Houthi territorial gains in Yemen, threats to shipping near Bab-el-Mandeb, attacks on Saudi infrastructure, and U.S. strikes on Iranian-linked tankers, while noting oil prices and market fragility amid potential rate hikes; Doug discloses he has shorted Nasdaq. They compare alleged state cover-ups to the Charlie Kirk assassination and other disputed events, then address viewer questions on AI-driven job losses, potential debt defaults, protecting oneself via assets and residency abroad, central bank gold moves (including Argentina shipping gold to London), meetups and conferences, precious-metal storage jurisdictions, and Doug’s negative view of Nike as an investment.
By: Herman James
Peter Schiff is an internationally recognized economist specializing in the foreign equity, currency and gold markets. Peter is the CEO and Chief Economist of Euro Pacific Asset Management and Chairman of Schiff Gold. He’s also the author of the bestselling books: Crash Proof 2.0, The Little Book of Bull Moves in Bear Markets:, and The Real Crash: America’s Coming Bankruptcy – How to Save Yourself and Your Country
