Hello, everybody. Chris Martinson here, and today we're going to be talking about finance

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We've got all three of those things in spades. and in his latest book, I forget the name of it,

he highlighted the U.S. is looking very much now like it did on those factors in the period

1850 to 1855.

And obviously 1860 to 65 in this country were catastrophic.

Thank you. in this country were catastrophic. Welcome everyone to the Finance University podcast, one of the many

offerings by Peak Prosperity. I am your host, Dr. Chris Martinson.

And remember, nothing in this podcast shall be construed as financial advice. Everything is offered

purely for your education and that all financial decisions should be undertaken in consultation

with your financial advisor. Now, today's interview is the one we've all been waiting for.

As you know, our view at peak

prosperity is that you have to connect the dots, right? You've got to see across the silos of

information to have any hope of making any sense out of today's hyper-complicated world.

Luke Groman, with over 20 years of experience in the sector, has been one of the most respected names in global research,

having an unparalleled ability to make broad connections between the information silos,

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