Will Stagflation Be The Price We Pay For A 'Soft Landing'? | Cem Karsan
Structural inflation forces are building just as the Fed is turning dovish
Well it's a new year and with it, I'm doing my best to bring important new voices into the discussion here at Thoughtful Money.
And today we're fortunate to sit down with one of them: Cem Karsan, Founder, CIO, and Managing Principal of Kai Volatility Advisors, widely known as @jam_croissant on X/Twitter.
He's one of the more requested names I've had from this audience and I'm thrilled we've been finally able to make an interview with him happen.
And he thinks we're early on in a new secular change that will make the coming decade look and feel very different in the economy, markets and society from what we've become accustomed to over the past several decades.
In the near term, he sees inflation likely to resume again, in no small part due to the Fed's efforts to engineer a 'soft landing' this year — which will surprise investors to the downside, given that markets are current priced to “perfection”.
For the details of Cem’s outlook, click here or on the image below:
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