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From rising geopolitical tensions to fragile debt markets and potential energy shocks, Armstrong explains why the current system may be far more unstable than investors realize. Could a single trigger ignite a chain reaction across stocks, bonds, and currencies?
We dive into:
The key risks that could spark the next global market downturn
How geopolitics is increasingly tied to economic instability
Why traditional indicators may be failing investors right now
What Armstrong believes is coming next—and when
This isn't just another market correction discussion. It's about a potential systemic shift that could impact everything from inflation to asset prices worldwide.
If you're watching the markets, managing risk, or trying to stay ahead of the next big move—this is a conversation you can't afford to miss.