The Trish Regan ShowIn today's show, Trish Regan examines the risk to our markets in the coming months as her guest--investor Neil Grossman--predicts a MASSIVE PLUNGE that will cause the S&P to test the lows of 2008.
Neil Grossman tells Trish there are dire times ahead...and these challenges will last a decade. He's never been so bearish and he blames the U.S. government for its nonstop fiscal and monetary stimulus that have created this looming disaster.
Neil is the former founder and chief investment officer at the hedge fund TKNG Capital Partners. He also ran the Proprietary Trading Group for global rates and currencies at JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank, where he ran large derivatives portfolios. In addition to his finance career, Neil is a mathematician, physicist and former corporate lawyer. He practiced corporate law at a major New York firm before his career in finance. He graduated with a JD from the Columbia University School of Law, and has an M.S. and B.S. in Fluid Dynamics from the Columbia University School of Engineering and Applied Science. In addition, Grossman did his post graduate studies at the University of Cambridge in the the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics.
Neil uses his background in math and physics to examine current trends in markets... and right now...all signs point to trouble.
Join Trish on today's program to hear more and find out why we may be heading towards massive declines in the stock market...and importantly, what you can do to prepare and protect yourself.
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