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2024-11-20

Too much political risk for investors to feel safe about #China?

Check out Ed D’Agostino’s full conversation with Shehzad Qazi, the managing director at China Beige Book here: -Q0

2024-11-16

Trade War Incoming! ❗

Check out Ed D’Agostino’s full conversation with Shehzad Qazi, the managing director at China Beige Book here: -Q0

2024-11-15

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Shehzad Qazi, the managing director at China Beige Book, pegs the probability of a US-China trade war in 2025 at 100%. He expects Trump to sign tariff legislation on day one of his second term.

In our interview, Shehzad discusses what this means for US-China relations, along with China’s staggering trade surpluses, and how Europe and emerging markets fit into the looming trade war.

We also cover the truth about China’s real estate crisis and the Taiwan problem. Shehzad says Taiwan might be less interested in defending itself against China than many here in the US would like.

What does slower growth in China mean for the global economy? Is India the next China? Can China become a consumer-driven

2024-11-08

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We’re speaking with Peter Boockvar LIVE at 3 pm ET on Friday, November 8. Peter is the chief investment officer at Bleakley Financial Group and editor of The Boock Report, where he shares daily macro analysis. He’s also a CNBC contributor and a popular speaker at the Mauldin Economics Strategic Investment Conference.

Today he’ll answer your questions on tariffs, inflation, his outlook for the markets under the new administration, and more.

Please drop a question in the comments section below during the interview.

Learn more about Peter Boockvar here: https://www.bleakley.com/peter-boockvar-joins-bleakley-financial-as-chief-investment-officer

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2024-08-30

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Decoupling the US economy from China’s is essential to strengthening our long-term economic resiliency and national security. Meanwhile, China is doing the same thing—decoupling its economy from ours. Yet China’s export business is booming.

Gavekal CEO and renowned China expert Louis Gave says that China now exports more to other emerging markets than it does to the US and western Europe. Here’s Louis:

“China’s trade is absolutely booming. The investments that China made 10 years ago in things like the One Belt One Road, the Silk Road Fund, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, all the things that we laughed at and said, ‘Oh, you want to have trade with Kazakhstan? Who cares? Sure, have it. It’s

2024-08-23

That old private equity model is mostly extinct. In its place, former Wall Street trader Jared Dillian sees an $8 trillion bubble, built on massive layers of debt across 17,000 private equity firms.

Jared says this bubble poses a systemic threat to the entire financial system, with the potential to implode in ways similar to what we experienced during the 2008 financial crisis. He also explains the opportunities it presents for investors who get ahead of it.

Jared just released a comprehensive white paper on the private equity bubble—and what he’s calling the “Big Short 2.0.” Access your FREE copy by clicking the link below.

Find Jared Dillian’s free exposé on private equity here:
https://www.jareddillianmoney.com/go/JD059AF031/MEC

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2024-07-26

Something phenomenal happened in 2001. Humanity generated more information in a single year than it had in all of human history, combined, up to that point. Since then, the amount of information available to us has gone parabolic, as documented by former CIA media analyst Martin Gurri in his fascinating book, The Revolt of the Public.

Gurri explains the effects of this information “tsunami,” which underpinned events from the Arab Spring to Javier Milei’s ascendency in Argentina to the abrupt turnaround of China’s Zero-COVID policies.

The information tsunami has led to a breakdown in the public’s trust in institutions and the elites in charge. Many of us have sensed this happening for years now, but I believe Gurri has done the best job of articulating the nuances of this phenomenon.