Commodities Will Sell-off When Yield Curve Inverts Explains Analyst Chris Temple

In this interview economic analyst and political commentator Chris Temple explains why commodities will sell-off when the yield curve inverts. It could also be only one interest rate hike that inverts the yield curve, Chris shares.  He also discusses how, due the economic and geopolitical developments in the past two weeks, current times are appearing to mirror the economic challenges of the late 1970s.  Chris also offers his take on whether we will continue to see high oil prices and how Federal Reserve policy might play out and impact the markets.

Bill and Chris will both be attending the Strategic Investment Insights Conference in Chicago on May 6-7. The theme will be: North American Green Energy Themes – Investing in “The Great Stagflation”. Chris shares what investors can expect at the conference and discusses why investors should attend.

Chris Temple is editor and publisher of The National Investor. He has had a more than three-decade career in various areas of the financial services industry. Temple is a ought-after guest on radio stations all across America, as well as a sought-after speaker for organizations. His commentaries and some of his recommendations have appeared in Barron’s, Forbes, the Dick Davis Digest, Investors’ Digest, PrudentBear.com, Kitco.com, and numerous other media.

North American Green Energy Themes – Investing in “The Great Stagflation” (Upcoming Conference Bill and Chris will be at on May 6-7: https://strategicinvestmentinsights.com/