Video News/New Orleans Investment Conference 2024

The real economic crash happens after the Federal Reserve rate cuts, says George Gammon, investor, entrepreneur and macroeconomics expert. "When you look at the yield curve, the crash rarely occurs when the curve is inverted," Gammon tells Kitco News anchor Jeremy Szafron on the sidelines of the New Orleans Investment Conference. "It usually occurs after the Fed starts dropping rates, and that's what makes the curve steepen out." Gammon explains the impact of Federal Reserve rate cuts and gives his outlook on inflation and the U.S. economy under Trump's administration. Gammon provides in-depth analysis on historical economic trends and current market conditions, emphasizing the importance of risk management and potential investment strategies. "The end game, if you just fast forward a year or two, is rarely a re-acceleration of consumer prices. It's usually disinflation. That's followed by an acceleration of inflation due to the response mechanism from the central planners," Gammon says. This video is brought to you by: Uranium Energy Corp (https://www.uraniumenergy.com/) U.S. GoldMining Inc. (https://www.usgoldmining.us/)