Geopolitics this Week with John Fadool

So one can say I'm cheating a bit again, but this was such an excellent conversation between Jeremiah, Aahan, and myself that I'm once again making it an episode for the podcast. Our discussion discusses fiscal & monetary policy, CPI breakdown, the great demographic shift, and how capital flows through the economy.

Anhan is truly a valuable resource as a current employee for FXDD and foreign currency hedge fund and gifted in studying currencies and using monetary data to predict market actions. His publication will be linked below. 

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In the sixth episode of the Geopolitics Podcast, I delve into what we should expect in the United States through the 2020s. I explore the political, economic, and demographic phenomena, what is likely to cause them and what to expect. Some of those include the realignment of the Republican and Democratic Party's, reforming Social Security and Medicare, and multigenerational houses.

This is a tad bit of a departure from our usual content, but today, I decided to share my discussion with Jeremiah. Jeremiah and I regularly record discussions for Real Visions the Exchange concerning everything from what moves markets, US politics, and Geopolitics. Today we discussed what we think markets will do over the next 3-9 months, commodities, US stimulus, Georiga, Social Security, Age Demographics, Green Energy, and much much more.

In the fourth episode of the Geopolitics Podcast, I delve into the contentious US Presidential election providing an autopsy of the Trump & Biden Campaigns, what both should have done differently, and what impact this election has on the 2022 Midterms and the 2024 general election.

In the third episode of the Geopolitics Podcast, I delve the every interesting Brexit Saga summarizing the history, the current events surrounding the negotiations, and what a Hard Brexit or EU Deal will look like when they happen.

In the second episode of the Geopolitics Podcast, I delve into South America's Politics variables such as geography, resources, economics, and the strength of institutions that can make or break nations.

In the first episode of the Geopolitics Podcast, I delve into South America's history and how various conflicts and failed unions determine the relationships on the continent today.