First Disinflation, Then Deflation, Then Big-Time Inflation | Michael Pento (PT2)

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Will inflation or deflation or disinflation take over? Financial expert Michael Pento tells us his perspective on inflation, deflation, and disinflation and how to inform and prepare yourself.

In this Part 2 of our interview with investment manager Michael Pento, Michael shares his favored asset classes for each stage of the upcoming progression he sees:
1. first disinflation, then
2. outright deflation, and then
3. a hugely inflationary response from our central planners

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