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Brent Johnson and Keith Dicker Discuss Bond Market and Dollar

Original title: No One Alive Has Seen What's About to Happen to the Bond Market | Johnson & Dicker

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Summary

In this episode of Mentor Sessions, host BTC Sessions is joined by Brent Johnson of Santiago Capital and Keith Dicker of IceCap Asset Management to discuss the bond market, global debt, the US dollar, and portfolio positioning. The conversation covers how the rest of the world owes an estimated $110 trillion in US-dollar debt that they cannot print, creating potential default pressures driven by a rising dollar. Guests analyze the October Treasury rally as a snapback following record-short positioning, while discussing whether the bond market peak is behind us. The discussion also examines how higher US rates and a strong dollar can coexist, the role of gold as portfolio insurance, potential energy trade shifts, and the mechanics of global sovereign debt financing.

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Key points

  1. The rest of the world owes an estimated $110 trillion in US-dollar debt that they cannot print.
  2. Brent Johnson views October's sharp Treasury rally as a snapback following record-short positioning.
  3. Keith Dicker warns that the bond market peak is behind us and bonds could be a brutal long-term hold.
  4. Gold is treated as portfolio insurance that often gets sold first during a crisis.

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Who are the guests in this episode?
The guests are Brent Johnson from Santiago Capital and Keith Dicker from IceCap Asset Management.
What is the estimated amount of US-dollar debt owed by the rest of the world?
An estimated $110 trillion.

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