Jesse Felder Predictions
Founder, The Felder Report
Track Jesse Felder's public market predictions and forecast accuracy. Each prediction is recorded from the date it was published to its estimated deadline, then graded correct or wrong based on the outcome.
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[0:18] Right now is a really vulnerable time for the bond market where we could see interest rates on the long end break out to new highs.
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[2:14] we are in an inflationary age, you know, the 2020s or an inflationary era that is going to persist for for quite some time.
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[7:35] I think we're going to start to see more and more talk of rate hikes to deal with this, you know, simply due to the understanding that it's it's much more than than an oil situation.
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[14:25] transitioning into, you know, these more kind of hard assets, real assets, whatever you want to call them, is uh is is probably a no-brainer at this point and a trend uh you know, uh that's going to last for for uh quite some time.
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[21:32] we're going to reach a point in time where the spending is going to have to slow and the depreciation charges are going to start to surge. And that's where you're going to see uh earnings for these big companies start to do kind of what free cash flow has been doing already, which is which is plummeting.
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[22:31] What happened in 2001 2002 was revenue growth slowed and all the expenses went through the roof and n the NASDAQ went down 90% plus. And so I think we are in a very very similar dynamic right now where the revenue growth is going to take a lot longer to materialize than the market believes
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[14:14] the broad stock market has never been more overvalued than it is today, driven by this AI boom, bubble, whatever you want to call it
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[12:08] I've been pounding the table for real assets for the last five, you know, 10 years really with the with the gold price. Um and that's just an argument that you know in an inflationary environment when the debt uh is doing what it's doing and the central bank has been ultra dovish for so long um you really want to own real assets in favor of financial assets.
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[2:42] this really strong move that we've seen in gold over the last year 18 months was really foreshadowing uh a coming move in the broader commodity space which we're now seeing which leads interest rates
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[17:19] the thought that the oil price is going to stay at record lows relative to M2, relative to gold, relative to anything else and basically stay undervalued persist dramatically undervalued persistently and definitely into the future is probably wishful thinking at best.
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[37:06] one of the best periods to own energy stocks and precious metals and things was that 2000 to 2010 time frame, which was a lost decade in the stock market. So, you know, these things go in cycles and uh you know, it's it's really hard to kind of maintain a long-term perspective sometimes when you see what the market's doing in the short term.
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