Michael Burry (of The Big Short) has recently warned of further inflation peaks throughout 2023. Earlier this month, Burry tweeted that CPI may have peaked for now, but is not the last peak of the cycle, hinting that political pressures will cause the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates to stimulate the U.S. economy out of its impending 2023 recession. So could Burry be right? And why is it that other value investors like Charlie Munger agree with his reasoning?
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★ ★ CONTENTS ★ ★
0:00 Michael Burry's Bold Predictions
1:22 Burry Tweets About 2023 Inflation
2:50 The Current Macroeconomic Situation
4:10 Political Pressure Causing Inflation Cycles
4:45 The Great Inflation of the 1970s
5:50 Charlie Munger Agrees With Michael Burry
7:20 The Fed's Plan to Conquer Inflation
8:55 Could Michael Burry Be Right?
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