In his latest interview, veteran market analyst Bert Dohmen delivered one of his most urgent assessments yet. Bert is world-renowned for his track record of calling major downturns including 1987, the dot-com bust, and 2008. In this interview, he discusses the mounting systemic stress that could cascade into a global depression more severe than the 1930s.
Dohmen sees expanding wars, emerging famines, and a potential 90% stock-market wipeout as interconnected risks driven by credit fragility, policy missteps, and geopolitical tensions.
Bert also reveals the opportunities he sees in the market right now, the hidden cracks in private credit markets to historical parallels, the staying power of gold, the vulnerability of the AI-driven equity bubble, and the possibility of dollar hyperinflation.
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