Dave Collum: The Fed Can’t Save Us from a 70% Market Crash!
Contrarian investor and Cornell professor Dave Collum delivers one of his starkest warnings yet: the “everything bubble” has left markets more fragile than at any point in modern history, and the Fed can’t save us this time. In this explosive interview with James Connor, Collum explains why he believes the S&P 500 could face a 70% correction, and why the next downturn won’t be a quick “V-shaped recovery.”
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