The Hidden Ponzi Bubble, Markets Partying Like ’99, & Where To Invest Now
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Michael Green warns that passive investing has quietly turned markets into a self-reinforcing bubble (Ponzi-like in nature) and reveals why bonds now offer once-in-a-generation returns.
In this eye-opening conversation with Maggie Lake, Michael explains:
- How passive flows are distorting market prices and fueling extreme valuations
- Why today’s AI boom mirrors the dot-com bubble, and what comes next
- How tariffs & government intervention are reshaping the economy
- Why the U.S. may already be in a recession (and why it’s not obvious yet)
- Bonds vs. stocks vs. gold—where he sees true opportunity right now
- Why small businesses are disappearing while mega-caps consolidate power
Michael makes the case that high-quality bonds, especially TIPS, are a rare long-term value, while most equities remain overpriced and speculative. He also warns of deeper structural changes ahead, from AI-driven labor disruptions to the slow erosion of small business.
Video Length: 00:51:53
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