Jeff Snider: Markets Are Screaming Bloody Murder

The Julia La Roche Show, Released on 4/4/23

Jeff explains that since late last year, markets have been “screaming bloody murder” in a way that hasn’t been since 2007. According to Jeff, markets are hedged for a 2008-style scenario.

0:00 Introduction
1:53 Welcome Jeff Snider
2:40 Macro picture is “all sorts of ugly”
3:29 Economy in 2021 was an “artificial high”
4:00 Not just about macro, also about monetary system too
4:40 Still in the beginning stages
5:11 The economy is looking worse in short to intermediate-term outlook
6:00 Base case is mass layoffs
6:33 A false sense of confidence about the unemployment rate
9:48 Unemployment
11:43 The market is screaming bloody murder
12:48 A 2008-style scenario
14:40 Something wrong in the global system
17:30 How’d we get here?
18:20 Misconceptions around money printing and interest rates
19:45 Suffering from a lack of credit growth
22:06 The Eurodollar story
26:00 The Fed doesn’t print money
27:50 Distortions in the economy
29:00 Fed is ‘smoke and mirrors’
33:00 What is money?
34:34 Banking crisis
36:23 Monetary system has become incredibly fragile
37:33 Fragility of the monetary system
38:07 A shortage of good quality collateral
43:00 Treasury Bills
46:00 De-dollarization story
49:00 Shortage of dollars
49:37 The Eurodollar system will be replaced at some point
53:00 The shadow money system
55:00 Eurodollar system is a black hole
58:00 Digital currencies
1:01:37 What keeps Jeff up at night?

Jeff Snider is head of global investment research for Alhambra Investment Partners, a registered investment advisory based in Palmetto Bay, Florida. As Head of Global Investment Research for Alhambra Investment Partners, Jeff spearheads the investment research efforts while providing close contact to Alhambra’s client base. Jeff is published nationally at RealClearMarkets, ZeroHedge, Minyanville and Yahoo!Finance. Jeff holds a FINRA Series 65 Investment Advisor License.

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