Topics covered on this video coaching call
On today’s coaching call, Jerry Robinson shares six reasons why he believes that civil unrest is coming to America in 2020 (begins at 19:29 minute mark). First, he examines the economic results from past pandemics and later, he answers your questions.
Table of Contents:
00:11 – Introduction/Important Disclaimer
01:53 – The purpose of today’s topic
04:42 – Register for our next Trend Trading Bootcamp on April 18, 2020
05:22 – The long-term economic implications of 15 previous pandemics with at least 100,000 deaths
07:41 – History of interest rates after pandemics and wars in Europe
10:23 – Q&A (Return to gold standard? Will government default on its debt?)
19:29 – “6 Reasons Civil Unrest is Coming” (stunning charts along with insightful economic and cultural commentary)
47:25 – Charting the S&P with commentary
1:03:06 – Q&A (Thoughts on ACB, TZA and much more)
Recommended Links
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Longer-Run Economic Consequences of Pandemics (Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco)
6 facts about economic inequality in the U.S. (Pew Research Center)
New Projections: Debt Will Exceed the Size of the Economy This Year (Committee for a Responsible Budget)
Families Go Deep in Debt to Stay in the Middle Class (WSJ)
The Coronavirus Has Already Made Us Poorer for Years to Come (Barron's)
The Great Lockdown: Worst Economic Downturn Since the Great Depression (IMF)
Pot Use Reached All-Time High in March Amid Lockdown Measures (Bloomberg
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