This is an interview with Henrik Zeberg, a macro economist.

In this conversation we talked about Gold dropping to $1250, Oil going below $10, a Deflationary Bust, the Worst Carsh since 1929, and much more.

As a macro economist, Henrik Zeberg gives his outlook for why there is an upcoming recession. Henrik provides his insights into what to expect, including a rapid drop in inflation.

Henrik expects potential fluctuations in gold and oil prices. More specifically, he predicts a potential new high for gold around $2200, but also a big drop to $1250 during a recession. However, he expects the drop to be steep due to strong deflationary forces, potentially stronger than during the financial crisis. Besides that, he is saying since 2019, that oil will go below $10 for a short period of time.

Henrik Zeberg told me that when the crisis starts to develop and you get a deflationary bust, you'll actually see that precious metals do not do well. However, Henrik sees a commodity boost or boom coming out of the deflationary bust.

Henrik explains to me why traditional solutions may not work this time, and gives me practical advice on safeguarding my investments, like seeking refuge in the US dollar and bonds.

Henrik Zeberg's Website: https://www.thezebergreport.com/home

Timestamps:

00:00 recap
00:48 who is Henrik Zeberg?
02:03 how can we have a recession with $2T of helicopter money?
07:34 who will feel this recession the hardest?
13:18 why are we still not seeing a recession?
22:11 what are the lifeboats during a recession?
27:11 what is Henrik's take on the Fed?
29:50 does the Fed "organise" inflation?
32:31 what if supply drops quicker than the demand?
34:37 is gold a indicator for inflation or deflation?
42:40 would copper and oil recover quickly after a bust?
47:38 where will Henrik Zeberg invest during the recession?
49:47 how does Henrik Zeberg protects himself from black swan events?
57:40 what else is Henrik Zeberg paying attention to?
01:04:43 Is Henrik Zeberg bullish on uranium?
01:06:48 contact Henrik Zeberg