DKI Featured On Several Podcasts Including Complete Intelligence, Lead-Lag Report, And Stocks For Beginners

DKI released Counter-Intuitive Inflation a few weeks ago explaining how Federal Reserve Rate Hikes were likely to lead to more inflation. The ideas in the book have gotten substantial attention, and I’ve been hosted on some excellent podcasts and shows recently.

First, you can get your copy of Counter-Intuitive Inflation by clicking this link.

I had the pleasure of being hosted by Tony Nash of Complete Intelligence along with Tracy Shuchart and David Cervantes. We cover a lot of ground regarding the macro situation, housing, and food-related commodities. You can check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oA_JWuM2-8.

Michael Gayed hosted me on the Lead-Lag Report and noted: Join us in this insightful video titled "How Hiking Rates CREATES Inflation With Gary Brode”. This video features an enlightening discussion between two financial wizards, Gary Brode and Michael Gayed, as they unravel the complex relation between inflation and hiking rates. In this video, Gary Brode, a prominent figure in the financial world, is interviewed by Michael Gayed of Lead-Lag Live. Together, they dissect the complexities surrounding rising rates and their effect on inflation in simple, easy-to-understand terms. With years of experience under their belts, these financial experts bring a wealth of knowledge to the table that both novices and veterans in the field can benefit from. Be prepared to have your understanding challenged and broadened as Brode breaks down the phenomena and causes of inflation, and how rate hikes can unexpectedly create inflation rather than curb it. Gayed, with his probing questions and insightful comments, helps to elucidate this complex subject even further.

Finally, I got to speak with Phil Muscatello on Stock for Beginners, a podcast designed to help beginning investors understand the financial markets. He writes: Join Gary and me as we dissect the current state of the US Stock Market. Dominated by the 'Magnificent Seven' tech companies, the S&P 500 has wiped out all its gains for 2023. We explore the consequences of increasing government spending, skyrocketing debt, and the alarming state of market breadth. Tune in as we discuss how this shift from insane to ludicrous spending levels impacts economic growth and the importance of governments investing in real infrastructure for long-term economic prosperity.

We dive into the complexities of the US debt, inflation, and interest rates. With yearly excess spending reaching $2 trillion and an additional $3 trillion of debt set to be monetized, the inflation caused by money supply could result in rising costs of everyday items. Gary describes how the US government is essentially running a Ponzi scheme by printing more money to pay interest on previous debts and why the Federal Reserve's attempts to raise interest rates may only add fuel to the fire. We also reminisce about the time when Australia had a conservative government that ran a budget surplus and the aftermath of the global financial crisis.

Finally, we shift our focus to strategies for investing in this challenging market. From shorting stocks, buying puts, and investing in commodities like gold, silver, oil, and uranium, to investing in Bitcoin and the Volatility Index.

You can find the podcast by clicking this link.

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