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“Everything Rally” in Crypto and Other Assets Will End in Disaster – Here’s Why

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In Brief

  • Market commentator Gary Shilling advises investors to bet against crypto and sell stocks ahead of a crash he predicts will ensue.
  • He thinks that the recent "everything" rally that included crypto could result in later "severe punishment" for retail investors.
  • CFOs of a handful of US corporations anticipate a US recession regardless of healthy earnings and increased share prices in 2023.
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Market pundit Gary Shilling expects treasury volatility in crypto, stocks, and other assets to end in disaster. The former Merrill Lynch economist predicts that the 2023 surge will come to a “painful conclusion.”

Shilling has observed the greatest volatility in the bond market since the dotcom and 2008 financial crises. He opined that the exuberance of retail investors when markets peak foreshadows “severe punishment.”

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“The extreme recent financial speculation is also certain to end with big price declines and huge losses by speculators. Signs that the end is near are proliferating,” According to Shilling.

He argued that recent upticks in the commercial real estate securities market appear suspicious because of a credit crunch in the office space market. When that market collapses, he believes it could take down other sectors. He adds that the fight against inflation may cause more job losses despite inflation cooling in the past six months.

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Electric vehicles, green energy, environmental, sustainability, and growth (ESG), artificial intelligence, and several other categories are fads that “may disappear without a trace,” he said. If they survive, it will only be “after excruciating industry consolidation and losses.”

The former economist said Nvidia, Tesla, and five other tech companies are similar to the trio of Kodak, Polaroid, and Xerox, which peaked during the 1930s yet suffered major losses during a 1970s recession. He advises investors to sell stocks and bet against crypto. However, Shilling predicted a crypto crash for several years before it occurred in 2022.

Performance of Bitcoin (Orange) vs S&P 500 (Blue) in the Past Five Years
Performance of Bitcoin (Orange) vs S&P 500 (Blue) in the Past Five Years | Source: WSJ

What CFOs Expect for 2024

Shilling’s predictions come from last year’s solid corporate earnings and the hype created by generative artificial intelligence. Still, some US CFOs expect a recession and see 2024 as a year to think soberly.

According to Gina Mastantuono, the CFO of cloud software provider ServiceNow, uncertainty has become the new normal. She said that the shifting macro environment has created a scenario where CFOs must balance offense and defense.

Carl Ford, the CEO of Academy Sports+, thinks the American consumer is under pressure, so his company is prioritizing value. High-interest rates eat into household budgets, lowering their capacity to splash out on high-value goods.

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David Thomas graduated from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal in Durban, South Africa, with an Honors degree in electronic engineering. He worked as an engineer for eight years, developing software for industrial processes at South African automation specialist Autotronix (Pty) Ltd., mining control systems for AngloGold Ashanti, and consumer products at Inhep Digital Security, a domestic security company wholly owned by Swedish conglomerate Assa Abloy. He has experience writing software in C...
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