Macro expert and money manager Michael Pento returns for part two of our interview with him in which he suggests that the S&P 500 could drop by 30-40% to around 3,000 points if market forces were allowed to operate naturally. This drop would correspond to a severe recession or deflationary period.
He expresses concern about the permanent monetization of debt, which could significantly impact inflation and growth rates.
Michael also emphasizes that his model provides early warning signs of when major market participants are likely to become nervous and sell, allowing for defensive dividends to be accrued.
Gold prices have reached a new all-time high, with the precious metal topping $3,570 per ounce in today’s trading. The record-breaking rally, which has seen gold gain...