Keiser Report: Economic Populism (E1046)
[Este episodio en Español] Look, do you want to know how you can get 57 million dollars for two tomatoes? And what is Private Equity Fund? Would you risk to miss this episode?
In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss the economic populism that voters in Michigan want to hear but that Democrats refuse to say and what happens when private equity runs out of things to buy.
Too late, too little… or too much hike?
Mike “Mish” Shedlock is a registered investment advisor representative for SitkaPacific Capital Management. Sitka Pacific is an asset management firm whose goal is strong performance and low volatility, regardless of market direction. And he is accomplished photographer.
You can find more of Mish Shedlock at his blog MishTalk.com.
Earlier episodes of Keiser Report:
[e1045] Jon Corzine’s Big, Bad Bond Bet (ft. Charles Hugh Smith)
[e1044] Bloodletting Among Retailers (ft. Wolf Richter)
[e1043] Rise of the Machines (ft. Wolf Richter)
[e1042] Neoliberalism is Junk (ft. Prof. Steve Keen)
[e1041] Big Money in Space Junk (ft. Tim Pool)
[e1040] Cognitive Dissonance in US Stock Markets (ft. Dr. Chris Martenson)
[e1039] Financial Toxicity in the US (ft. Dr. Chris Martenson)
[e1038] Breakdown in Liberal Ideology (ft. Michael Krieger)
[e1037] Greek Final Reckoning (ft. Tim Shorrock)
[e1036] China-US Trade War (ft. Dan Collins)
[e1035] Ingredients for a New Global Crisis (ft. Nomi Prins)
[e1034] Trump Implosion That Wasn’t (ft. Nomi Prins)
[e1033] Trump’s First Hundred Hours (ft. Dr Michael Hudson)
[e1032] Financial illusionism, crocodiles feasting (ft. Trond Andresen)
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