Quote: From a speaking standpoint, it may, on the surface, seem, “Oh my gosh, this is terrible; nobody is going to know what to do.” On the other hand, within a really short period of time, people are going to say, “You know, we could use some help in that area.” Andrew Busch
There has been so much happening in the world these last couple of months. The news is overwhelming for so many, and there is so much uncertainty. We decided it was time to bring back our “great calmer downer” and economist, Andrew Busch. On this episode of The Wealthy Speaker Podcast, Andrew is here to explain some of what is going on and do his best to alleviate some of our fears
Andrew is the former first Chief Market Intelligence Officer for the US government and economic futurist at AndrewBusch.com. For the CFTC, he was charged with improving and enhancing the government’s understanding of the markets and the economy. His job was to take all the news, information, and data on the economy and markets, filter it into condensed, easily understood research, and communicate it to the government and public. Andy provided economic and market briefings to the White House, US House, US Senate, the SEC, the Federal Reserve Board, and US Treasury staff on a wide range of issues, including interest rates, inflation, China’s influence on trade, and the impact of technology on the economy.
Highlights you won’t want to miss:
- What Andrew is up to these days. [1:00]
- Finding the positive in the chaos. [3:00]
- The new administration. [6:00]
- What does it mean for speakers? [9:00]
- Reshaping the tariffs. [14:00]
- It takes time. [20:00]
- The economic realities. [25:00]
- D.O.G.E., good or bad? [32:00]
- Finding the opportunities. [35:00]
- Crossing the borders. [40:00]
Before joining the CFTC, Andrew was CEO and founder of a boutique financial markets and policy research firm, Bering Productions, Inc. (BPI), a boutique financial markets and policy research firm. Before BPI, he was the Global Currency and Public Policy Strategist for the Bank of Montreal (BMO) in Chicago. Andrew is the author of the book “World Event Trading,” which covers large crises, like infectious disease outbreaks and war, and their impact on the economy and markets. Today, he’s a consultant and keynote speaker with a wide range of clients, including chemicals, financial services, energy, real estate, manufacturing, construction, and agriculture.
If you could use some unbiased information and explanations of what is happening in the news, you simply can’t afford to miss this episode.
I hope you’ll listen and learn.
Links:
Andrew’s website
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Previous podcasts with Andrew
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