Chris Wood
15/5/2025
15/5/2025

The End of US Equity Dominance? With Chris Wood, Global Strategist and Author of ‘Greed and Fear’

Chris Wood, former guest and highly respected global strategist, recently made a bold prediction, namely that the US stock market has reached its all-time relative peak, similar to Japan in 1989.

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His recent commentaries include one describing Trump’s “Liberation Day” as “Impoverishment Day” and that Trump is the “Bull in the China Shop”.

In this conversation, Chris gives his take on whether US equities are peaking, or just pausing.

Alongside sharing some thoughts on US equities, Chris also analyses the dollar, the bitcoin/gold dilemma, EM fixed income, private equity, and private debt.

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