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Quarterly Webinar with David Hay (November 2018)

By David Hay November 2, 2018 Chartbook

In this exclusive Quarterly Webinar, David Hay discusses what’s happening in the housing market, credit spreads and US treasuries, small cap stocks, the credit bubble, US corporate profits, global trade war, US stock market, and echoes of October 1987.

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Quarterly Webinar with David Hay (August 2018)

By David Hay August 3, 2018 Chartbook

In this exclusive Quarterly Webinar, David Hay discusses what’s happening in the economy (0:08), what could end “Bubblemania” (2:43), the yield curve and credit spreads (13:14), inflation (17:17), the US stock market (21:44), and overseas markets & energy (27:34). We have added timestamps above for reference in case you want to skip to the section, or sections, you care about the most.

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Quarterly Webinar with David Hay (April 2018)

By David Hay April 20, 2018 Chartbook

In this exclusive Quarterly Webinar, David Hay reviews what’s happening with MLPs (Master Limited Partnerships), the bond market, inflation and the economy, energy and the US stock market. You don’t want to miss this!

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The Biggest Bubble Ever

By David Hay February 9, 2018 Chartbook

In this exclusive Quarterly Webinar, David Hay talks about “the biggest bubble ever” (0:20), the economy (5:38), the stock market (17:40), the bond market (28:00), inflation (32:53), central banks (35:05) and energy (38:36).

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Wise Guys vs. Wise Men

By David Hay September 1, 2017 Chartbook

In this exclusive Quarterly Webinar, David Hay reviews what’s happening with the economy, inflation, bonds, energy and the stock market.  You don’t want to miss this!

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