The $53 Trillion Pricing Problem

What Goes Up by J Capital Research

Jan 12, 20180:45:00Business

In this interview, Tim Bergin, a former bond trader, talks about why both stock and bond market valuations are stretched by at least $50 trillion and what will happen when that begins to unwind. He does not envision a cr...

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