Zero Hedge – YouTube, Released on 6/6/25 Rob Bernstein sits down with Mike ‘Mish’ Shedlock to unpack the volatile world of tariffs. Are tariffs here to stay? What’s the real economic fallout from these policies, and could they tip us into a recession? 0:00 – Introduction to the Zero Hedge podcast and guest Mike Shedlock, […]
Adam Taggart | Thoughtful Money, Released on 8/20/24 We’re currently receiving a lot of mixed signals about the direction of the economy? Inflation has dropped to 2.9%. And retail sales for July just beat expectations. That’s good, right? But unemployment has rising to 4.3%, triggering the Sahm Rule recession indicator. And credit card and auto loan […]
Wall St. For Main St., Released on 11/15/23 During this 50+ minute interview Mish talks about how and why hyperinflation normally occurs in emerging markets and with war debt or reparations denominated in a foreign currency. Misk talks about GDP, Gross Domestic Income, Jobs Reports and the CPI. Mist thinks that the permanent “new normal” […]
WTFinance, Released on 8/4/23 (Recorded on 8/1/23) On this episode of the WTFinance podcast I have the pleasure of speaking with Mish Shedlock – Investment Analyst and Writer of the great global economics blog called “MishTalk”. During our conversation we spoke about the political drivers of the economy, how inflation is impacting the markets, what […]
Wealthion, Released on 6/13/23 Macro analyst Mike Shedlock returns to discuss recession risk, the housing market, jobs & a likely new bottom in stocks ahead. Mike “Mish” Shedlock is a registered investment advisor and representative for Sitka Pacific Capital Management. His articles about the the economy and investing online can be found at Mish Talk. […]
Wealthion, Released on 3/7/23 There are a lot of mixed messages out there right now. The economy is strong, yet inflation-adjusted retail sales aren’t growing. The jobs market is strong, yet more and more of corporate America is announcing layoffs. The housing market is robust, yet we’ve just hit a record level of unaffordability. Which […]
