This podcast video shows the history since the 1940s of interest rates.A model labels all fluctuation. The behavior of traders is then used to make a long-term forecast.A super-cycle is due in rates.A different form of wealth transfer to occur in the next 20 years?

40-year slide in interest rates is over?

Did you know that standard fundamentals and economics explain only roughly 50% of price fluctuations? It’s more than what you see on TV. 



The Critical Point podcast knows the other half of the story. Critical Point provides investors and businesses with model-based signals based on market and economy trends. These models, created by Richard Posson (CMT), explain nearly 100% of the market’s twists and turns. 



The signals created by the models and reported by Richard Posson can be used for timely purchases, sales or hedges, as well as risk management of your stocks and commodities. With episodes released twice a week and on-the-fly alerts, you can know of price changes as soon as they happen! 



Sign up for the Critical Point podcast and you’ll soon be riding the market waves with skill and ease.

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Did you know that standard fundamentals and economics explain only roughly 50% of price fluctuations? It’s more than what you see on TV. The Critical Point podcast knows the other half of the story. Critical Point provides investors and businesses with model-based signals based on market and economy trends. These models, created by Richard Posson (CMT), explain nearly 100% of the market’s twists and turns. The signals created by the models and reported by Richard Posson can be used for timely purchases, sales or hedges, as well as risk management of your stocks and commodities. With episodes released twice a week and on-the-fly alerts, you can know of price changes as soon as they happen! Sign up for the Critical Point podcast and you’ll soon be riding the market waves with skill and ease.

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40-year slide in interest rates is over?

40-year slide in interest rates is over?